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This program investigates law enforcement officer (LEO) line-of-duty deaths due to motor vehicle events. NIOSH developed the program to learn more about the risks LEOs face on the job and identify ways to prevent motor vehicle-related deaths.HHEsMore than 50 Health Hazard Evaluations have been published related to law enforcement officers. Find evaluations of interest and learn more about Health Hazard Evaluations.Read More...Motor Vehicle SafetyMotor vehicle incidents are one of the leading causes of on-the-job deaths for U.S. law enforcement officers. NIOSH conducts research to promote motor vehicle safety.Read More...Indoor Firing RangesIndoor firing ranges are popular among law enforcement officers. Learn more about airborne lead, noise, and other potential exposures at indoor firing ranges.Read More...FentanylLaw enforcement officers may unknowingly come into contact with fentanyl. NIOSH provides recommendations on safe operating procedures and personal protective equipment.Read More...Top of PageOther NIOSH Law Enforcement ResourcesSafety and Health in Law Enforcement
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