Indiana State Police will receive new Glock 9 mm handguns as a result of functional problems with their current Glock 40-caliber handguns.
About 50 guns that were identified as dysfunctional through a manufacturer defect will be replaced, said Indiana State Police Sgt. Joe Watts.
The manufacturer is replacing the guns at no cost to State Police, Watts said.
No timeline has been set for when the new handguns will arrive. When they arrive, police will be trained on their use.
State troopers can carry one of the new, replaced handguns or the gun previously carried, a Beretta 40-caliber, he said.
Last year, State Police replaced their old Berettas with the new Glocks.
