Radio pouch Police duty belt

german policemen subdue offender. both officers have nightsticks, sidearms, handcuffs , radios clipped onto duty belts.

the radio pouch securely holds officer s portable personal radio or handheld transceiver (ht).

there 2 popular radio pouch designs. first consists of l-shaped bar radio rests on, , secured loop around middle of radio.

the second two-piece design consisting of radio pouch , swivel. radio held in pouch loop on top, pouch attached belt swivel. design allows radio removed belt handheld use.

often, external speaker microphone attached radio, clipped officer s uniform shirt.

recently, in-ear monitoring has become more common, smaller lapel microphone clipped shirt. in-ear system supplements or replaces older lapel microphone. push talk button located @ radio, or extended separate switch located elsewhere on officer.