Abstract: A shroud attachment for use in combination with a warning device, the device including a panel having at least one orifice; a lamp having a portion thereof clearance received within the orifice and having another portion thereof abutted against the face of the panel about the periphery of the orifice. The shroud attachment of the instant invention includes a tubular shroud and a shroud carrier. One end of the shroud is positioned to abut a portion of a lamp which is mounted on a panel of a warning device such that the shroud retains the lamp on the panel. The shroud carrier, in turn, affixes the shroud to the panel. The carrier has a collar portion fitted about the periphery of one end of the shroud and a flange portion extending about the collar portion. The flange portion is substantially normal to the collar portion and attaches the shroud carrier to the panel.

Abstract: A collapsible baton for use by a police or security officer which includes first and second tubular baton sections joined together and biased to an extended position by a biasing collapsible coupler. The coupler includes a first member with a sleeve portion and a second member with a stem portion. The stem portion of the second member conforms with and extends through the sleeve portion of the first member, and is snugly fitted therein. The collapsible coupler further includes an elongate non-extensible connector which extends through the first and second members and is acted upon by a spring means, the spring means and connector cooperating to urge the stem portion into the sleeve portion, thereby aligning the baton sections in an extended position. A strap is provided to retain the baton sections in a folded position when the first and second members are separated and the baton sections are folded over.

Abstract: A bar and emergency warning unit assembly including a hollow bar of substantially channel-shaped cross section. A foot structure adjacent each end of the bar supports the assembly on the roof of a vehicle cab. A mounting for a foot structure securing it to the bar is effective to introduce rigidity to the bar. Hook mechanisms secure the assembly to the sides of a vehicle cab.