New Anti-riot Toy: LRAD

Here, we see the newest toy against riots and the masses. It’s quite effective, by the way. Unless you have earplugs on, you would be scampering away from LRAD, which stands for Long Range Acoustic Device. This is pretty mean, but as to whether or not this is counted as police violence is debatable.

Just Celebrate Baptisms Quietly from Now On

Police came to quiet down a baptism celebration and ended up using tasers on a 55-year old man and a pregnant woman. Talk about excessive force and police violence! Police claim the man refused to identify himself and the pregnant woman assaulted an officer. There might be truth to this claim, but that’s quite hard to see on the video.

Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) G20 Pittsburgh

The LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device) was used for the first time in the USA in Pittsburgh during the time of G20 summit on September 24-25th, 2009

Deserved Police Violence?

Here, you get a guy resisting arrest. You get around four cops trying to cuff the guy. It could be the guy’s fault for not cooperating, so the guy gets a good dose of taser. For some folks, this could be overkill, but for others, it seems like the guy was asking for it.

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