Looks safe to me, she's walking around.

What would happen if they didn't have that tool and only had live rounds? There would be a hole where that bruise is.

So, looks like they all passed the tryouts for the next Jackass movie.

TXL

I agree with the Israelis.





Israelis love them some rubber boolits.





 

those rubber ball shooting claymores are the fucking bomb... I would love to have a few for special occasions....

A hard lesson, but it sunk in.

Do they even use flashbangs for crowd control?



I keep seeing what looks like bursting CS canisters labelled as flashbangs.

But they won't do that again.  

Worked as intended. Inflict lots of pain without killing.

FB is screwing with my troll account.

If you intend to "occupy" something the real owner "the public" may send someone in to end said occupation. I suggest you hippies get armed! Then see what the real 99% send you.

Anyone remember that girl in 2004 at the Red Sox game that was killed by a non-lethal round? Went through her eyeball and blew her eyesocket apart into her brain.

I don't see any contradiction at all in my post.  Maybe you should try reading comprehension?  The rounds that we were training with at the time were recalled for unstable flight paths and inaccuracy; they weren't duty rounds, impact rounds or gas rounds, they were training rounds.  We didn't know they were going to be recalled or that they were recalled at the time of that training session.  Quite simply, the round was a flier that was aimed at my back, center mass.  Its trajectory was drastically affected by its instability and its impact point ended up being the back of my helmet.  I don't know why I need to explain all this to you as I thought it was pretty clear originally, but I guess some people don't bother to try to understand.  The duty impact rounds are as accurate as my duty issued handgun out to about 30 yards and then the trajectory begins to take gravitational effects that are consistent and predictable for a trained operator.  

Its not BS at all.  The reality is that accidents with weapons, while they do happen, ARE UNACCEPTABLE!  Police Officers as specially, are held to that standard every day.  If I respond to a call where a weapon is deployed and I "accidentally" fire upon an innocent person, you can bet your ass I'll be held to the highest level of accountability.  Understand the definition of acceptance before you post about reality of life.  Acceptance doesn't mean that they don't happen or that humans are perfect, it simply means that authority above and beyond the actor responsible will and should hold the actor accountable for any accident involving a weapon.  That level of accountability is obviously determined by the totality of the circumstances but there absolutely should be accountability none the less.  To accept that "accidents happen" is simply a breading statement and enabling of incompetence.