President Obama on Tuesday laid out some “concrete steps” the federal government could take to help protect law enforcement officers in the wake of the Dallas and Baton Rouge police slayings.

“We do have a toolkit of best practices, training and resources and equipment that can help police departments protect their officers and make sure they can do their jobs,” Obama said late Tuesday afternoon after a meeting with his domestic criminal justice team, which included Attorney General Loretta Lynch, FBI Director James Comey and Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson.