Weapons in the United States

Mechanical Assassination Weapons Resources

See Also

Assassination

Biochemical Assassination Weapons

Knives

Assassination weapons, biochemical; Kennedy assassination; Lincoln exhumation; Ricin; Sarin gas.

Further Reading (Articles)

Uzi may be making a comeback in the U.S., thanks to Philadelphia firm. (Originated from Knight-Ridder Newspapers), Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service; March 26, 1994; Russell, Don

The First Assassination Of The 21st Century.(The Future Of Assassination), Popular Science; June 1, 2007; Geary, James

Archduke’s assassination echoes, even to this day, Chicago Sun-Times; June 22, 2014

Modern medicine may have saved Lincoln: Doctors exploring his assassination say he could have survived, even recovered., The Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD); May 18, 2007

Torture, and Who We Say We Are, National Catholic Reporter; December 21, 2007

When toys come alive, New Straits Times; September 5, 2003

Dick Snider Columnist Dick S …, The Washington Post; December 12, 2004

MIDEAST: KILLER BUTTERFLY TAKES WING, Inter Press Service English News Wire; June 6, 2011; Pierre Klochendler

TURBULENT TIMES, INDIRECTLY RENDERED, The Boston Globe (Boston, MA); February 20, 2005; ANNA MUNDOW

Airstrike, clashes kill at least 5 in Sadr City, US military says, AP Worldstream; April 22, 2008; SLOBODAN LEKIC

Suicide car bomber kills 2 US Marines in Iraq, military says, AP Online; April 22, 2008; SLOBODAN LEKIC

Empire.(Spotlight), Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO); December 29, 2006; Graham, Mark

Saddam’s Spies Had Grip on Iraq; Explosives Lab Arms Terrorists, The Washington Times (Washington, DC); October 8, 2004; Scarborough, Rowan

Chief decries officer shooting, Press-Telegram; August 14, 2006; Rick Orlov

BRATTON ALARMED BY RISE IN ATTACKS ON L.A. OFFICERS, Daily News (Los Angeles, CA); August 15, 2006; RICK ORLOV Staff Writer

BRATTON ALARMED BY RISE IN ATTACKS ON L.A. OFFICERS.(News), Daily News (Los Angeles, CA); August 15, 2006

Findings don’t slow conspiracy theories on Wellstone crash; An official investigation has focused on pilot error and weather. Some observers still have suggested a political plot.(NEWS), Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN); June 3, 2003; Diaz, Kevin

Missile Theory Haunts TWA Investigation; Despite Lack of Evidence and Officials’ Denials, Some Insist Friendly Fire Caused Crash, The Washington Post; March 14, 1997; Don Phillips

Inside a Taliban terrorism class; Stepped up attacks in Afghanistan may be a sign of well-trained graduates searching for soft targets.(WORLD), The Christian Science Monitor; May 6, 2003

Alarming Potential For Terrorism In U.S., Oakland Post; July 24, 1996; Bill Hughes

Less-Lethal Weapons Technology Resources

Further Reading (Articles)

Secret weapons for the CNN era. (development of nonlethal weapons by the Pentagon) (excerpt from ‘New Applications of Nonlethal and Less Lethal Technology’), Harper’s Magazine; October 1, 1994; Garwin, Richard L.

IS THE FUTURE OF LESS LETHAL WEAPONS STUCK IN THE PAST?, Journal of California Law Enforcement; January 1, 2010; Delatorre, Jose

REGULATIONS, DATA LACKING ON LESS-LETHAL WEAPONS, The Boston Globe (Boston, MA); January 11, 2005; Brian MacQuarrie Globe Staff

Analysis: Investigation on the use of less-lethal weapons by police departments released, NPR Special; June 8, 2005; MADELEINE BRAND

Garda unit to get weapons which are ‘less lethal’, The Irish Times; February 27, 2004; MARIE O’halloran

WEAPONS, EQUIPMENT INSTITUTE RECEIVES $137,000 IN GRANTS TO STUDY EFFECTS OF TASERS, OTHER LESS LETHAL WEAPONS, US Fed News Service, Including US State News; March 24, 2006

HIGH-TECH ARMS OFFER POLICE LIFESAVING OPTIONS GROWING NUMBER OF OFFICERS CARRYING LESS-LETHAL WEAPONS, The Buffalo News (Buffalo, NY); April 3, 1999; LOU MICHEL

Special Feature – Injuries from Less Lethal Weapons: Are You Ready?, Emergency Medicine Alert; July 1, 2005

Sheriff’s Office Hosts Less-Lethal Weapons Course, Sheriff; January 1, 2006; Martin, Kimberly

Less Lethal Weapons, The Washington Post; May 14, 1990; David Hemenway Douglas Weil

LESS-LETHAL WEAPONS: LASER SIGHT’S DOT CAN END STANDOFF.(City Desk/Local), Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO); July 9, 2003; Ensslin^, John C.

Police increase use of `less lethal’ weapons; A St. Paul robbery suspect was felled with plastic pellets, one of many such devices being used to disable suspects without hurting – or killing – them.(NEWS), Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN); November 6, 1999; McAuliffe, Bill

‘Less-lethal,’ still deadly: Weapons debate heats up after death of teen when police use Taser., Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL); November 4, 2006

POLICE TO TRY LESS LETHAL WEAPONS.(Local), Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO); February 4, 2002; Huntley, Sarah

Group Seeks Ban on ‘Less-Lethal’ Weapons, AP Online; November 5, 2004; MARK JEWELL, Associated Press Writer

Boston petition seeks ban on use of ‘less-lethal’ weapons, Charleston Daily Mail; November 5, 2004; THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Dodging arrows: when adding less-lethal technology, pioneering agencies can protect themselves through education, research and training., Law Enforcement Technology; March 1, 2005; Garrett, Ronnie

Security With Advanced Technology Reports Developments With Its Less- Lethal and Technology Group Business Segments, Wireless News; May 11, 2008

SmartRounds Technology Introduces Less-Lethal Smart Bullets, Defense & Aerospace Week; February 15, 2012

Launching less-lethal rounds.(LESS-LETHAL TECHNOLOGY)(FNH USA Inc. )(Product/Service Evaluation), Law Enforcement Technology; February 1, 2005; Bertomen, Lindsey

Weapons in the Criminal Justice System

This section covers the topics below related with Weapons :

Corrections

Equipment in relation with Weapons

Technology

Law Enforcement

Equipment and Facilities

Resources

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• Corrections
• Equipment
• Technology
• Law Enforcement
• Equipment and Facilities