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Crowd Control

Crowd Control

The Crowd Control topic focuses in on the difficult task of controlling large groups of people with a limited number of officers and resources. The articles and tips in this section focus on strategies that can help quell a riled up crowd and riot gear — helmets and shields — that will keep them safe in the process. Law enforcement must be prepared for the worst when a controversial verdict is read or a large sports team wins a championship and the celebration spills to the streets.
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June 21, 2011

Reality Training: Crowd Control

In this video, Dave Smith stresses the importance of watching your defensive tactics techniques, particularly with a baton, in order to avoid negative coverage from the media.
Reality Training: Crowd Control
March 10, 2011

Lightfield Less Lethal Overview

Lightfield has developed a full line of Less Lethal Law Enforcement ammunition that improves the overall utility of the 12 gauge platform. This ammunition is accurate, effective, affordable and designed to address range specific applications.
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November 03, 2010

Toronto cops wrestle man to ground

Police in Toronto have an altercation with a man on the street. The arrest was filmed by a bystander and aired on the news twice.
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May 17, 2010

All New FN 303 Pro

When control of violent crowds or suspects is needed with maximum effectiveness and minimum risk, reach for the FN 303 Less Lethal Launcher. Watch to learn more about the FN 303 Pro.
August 25, 2008

TASER: Shockwave

TASER International presents the Shockwave, a new portable remote area denial system that can drop everyone in a given area to the ground.

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