this is page 50 of the second link
pg 61
the first link is the edu.course in non lethal weapons.......
these are the devices I have been hit with from the last 18 years especially the electrolaser,,,I bet we all got hit with that.....
Emerging Less-Lethal Technologies
Long Range Acoustic
Device (LRAD)
Emits a concentrated, 150-decibel [dB] high-energy acoustic wave
that retains a level of 100dB over distances of 500 meters. The wave
is focused within a 15- to 30-degree “beam,” allowing the LRAD to be
aimed at a specific target. Used by the New York Police Department.
Electrolaser
An electroshock weapon that forms an electrically conductive laser-
induced plasma channel. A powerful electric current is sent down
the plasma channel to incapacitated subjects. The weapon functions
as a long-distance version of the Taser. Developed for the U.S.
military.
Dazzler Employs intense visible light usually generated by a laser to cause
temporary blindness or disorientation. Used by the U.S. military in
Iraq.
Active Denial
System
Emits electromagnetic radiation at a frequency of 95 GHz toward the
subject. The waves deter individuals by causing an intense painful
burning sensation without actually burning the skin. Developed by
the Department of Defense’s Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate.
Sticky Foam Gun Fires multiple shots of sticky material that entangles and impairs
individuals. Provided to the U.S. Marine Corps for Operation United
Shield.
LED Incapacitator
Resembling a large flashlight, this weapon uses light emitting diode
(LED) lights flashed at several frequencies with multiple colors and
random pulses that the brain cannot process. The result is that the
suspect becomes physically ill. Developed for the U.S. Department of
Homeland Security.
Sources: Compiled from multiple documents provided to the OIG by the components, as well
as OIG research from public source documents.
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