October 19, 2025 - 03:22

STATEWIDE – North Dakota Highway Patrol troopers are now equipped with advanced technology to aid in their law enforcement duties. Recently, the Patrol announced the successful transition to the Axon TASER 10, a state-of-the-art device designed to improve both accuracy and reliability in the field.
The introduction of the TASER 10 marks a significant upgrade from previous models, promising enhanced performance during critical situations. This new equipment is expected to provide officers with increased confidence when responding to potentially dangerous encounters.
The Axon TASER 10 features improved targeting capabilities and a longer range, which can be crucial in high-pressure scenarios. Additionally, it is designed with user-friendly features that streamline the operational process, allowing officers to focus on their primary responsibilities of ensuring public safety.
As part of a broader initiative to modernize law enforcement tools, this upgrade reflects the commitment of the North Dakota Highway Patrol to provide its officers with the best possible resources to serve and protect the community effectively.
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