First Message #1
> Submit a response to the Discussion Question. Responses should be between
> 200 words.
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> *What are various types of nonlethal weapons used for personal protection?
> Why would one choose a nonlethal weapon as a means for protection? *
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> First Message #2
> Submit a response to the Discussion Question. Responses should be between
> 200 words.
>
> *Why are modern body armor, protective clothing, and related equipment
> necessary for protection agents? How do these factors affect an agent’s
> ability to do his or her job effectively? *
>
> First Message #3
> Submit a response to the Discussion Question. Responses should be between
> 200 words.
>
> *What are the best types of vehicle armor, ballistic plastics, and other
> equipment for use with cars, helicopters, planes, boats, and individuals?
> Why is being informed about different types of protective equipment
> important? *
>
> First Message #4
> Submit a response to the Discussion Question. Responses should be between
> 200 words.
>
> What types of firearms are generally used? Why should individuals be aware
> of the offensive and defensive capabilities relating to these firearms?
>
> submit as four different documents
> two reference each
> use subtitles

preview of the answer..

As stated by Koplow (2006), nonlethal weapons refer to weapons that are not designed to cause serious bodily injury or death. However, nonlethal tactics and weapons have been linked to a series of deaths in different countries across the world. Good examples of nonlethal weapons meant for personal protection include pepper spray and mace, batons and night sticks, and stun guns. Pepper spray is a chemical that has the potential of blinding and disabling criminals temporarily. When a suspected criminal comes into contact with pepper spray, a severe discomfort and pain is felt for close to forty five minutes. This is sufficient time for the law enforcers to subdue a criminal. Mace also causes temporary blindness and severe burning …

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