Department of Defense Nonlethal Weapons and Equipment Review

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No. 20 37 mm Fired Foam Batons Manufacturer: Defense Technology Corp. Approximate Cost: $20.14 Participating Law Enforcement: Seattle Special Weapons and Tactics Team (SWAT), Philadelphia SWAT Description: This dynamic energy round is used to incapacitate or distract a noncompliant or aggressive subject. Operational Capability/Use: The foam baton is best suited for use at close distances. Lightweight foam batons lose their energy quickly and may be effective only at distances where the safety of the operator may be compromised (5 to 15 meters). 37 mm Beanbag Round Manufacturer: Defense Technology Corp. Approximate Cost: $21.00 Participating Law Enforcement: Seattle Special Weapons and Tactics Team Description: This beanbag round is fired using a cartridge that contains smokeless propellant, not black powder. The projectile consists of one lead shot-filled fabric bag. On impact, the bag collapses, and the shot acts as a fluid medium, distributing its kinetic energy over 4 square inches. Operational Capability/Use: This round is ideal for crowd control during civil disturbances, corrections situations, animal control, and window penetration. 51
Wooden Riot Baton Manufacturer: U.S. Army, Defense Logistics Agency Approximate Cost: $16.50 Participating Law Enforcement: Seattle Special Weapons and Tactics Team, Chicago Police Department Description: These 40-inch-long riot batons are made of hickory. Operational Capability/Use: The batons are designed to be used by police in crowd control and conflict situations. They keep people at a distance and enable fast defense. 52
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