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[thorborg]

Check Out This New Police Tech That Allows Cops To Lasso Crooks Spiderman-Style

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[mkwerx]

First time some dude dies, it gets escalated to a lethal or - "less lethal" instead of less than lethal catagory. Choking hazard, maybe a guy falls and cracks his noggin on the curb. Whatever. Cool toy, but limited scope. Until we have Star Trek phasers with low powered stun settings, cops will still either be going hands on or shooting the wackaloons, either way people will still be getting hurt.

 

[Stomper]

First time some dude dies, it gets escalated to a lethal or - "less lethal" instead of less than lethal catagory. Choking hazard, maybe a guy falls and cracks his noggin on the curb. Whatever. Cool toy, but limited scope. Until we have Star Trek phasers with low powered stun settings, cops will still either be going hands on or shooting the wackaloons, either way people will still be getting hurt.

Frak that,,,,, use Romulan disruptors, or disintegrators!

 

[Certaindeaf]

didn't click but I have a suspicion that Darpa rolled its eyeballs at this "police tech"

 

[Boboclown]

Its not wrist mounted so I lost interest.

 

[coop44]

Nothing new, bolos have been around a long time

Flame throwers are a bigger deterrent, nothing says stop like a flaming bad guy.

Ion Productions XM42 Modular Flamethrower Black - XAC-XM42-BLK

 

[edzz]

Great, more crap to hang on an officer's belt. I must be getting old, I remember the days when the police had simple gun belts not "utility" belts.

 

[PBinWA]

Wondering what it does with a head or neck shot. You know some cop is going to delib ...errr ... accidentally point it at some guys head.

 

[Boboclown]

Great, more crap to hang on an officer's belt. I must be getting old, I remember the days when the police had simple gun belts not "utility" belts.

My professor remembers when they got the first mobile radios. It was bulky and was carried in a big bag. He said it wasn't uncommon for it to be left in the car, as he told us about the time a 300 pound chick pinned him behind a door while the other guy had to run to the car to call for help.

 

[titsonritz]

I'm holding out for the electrocution feature.

 

[bbbass]

My professor remembers when they got the first mobile radios. It was bulky and was carried in a big bag. He said it wasn't uncommon for it to be left in the car, as he told us about the time a 300 pound chick pinned him behind a door while the other guy had to run to the car to call for help.

Pretty hard to beat a Handie Talkie with a Western Electric sticker on it (AT&T). Boise Cascade used to have a few of these in the low band freq range... antenna about 4' long. Yes, they had carry bags for these.

 

[EPS]

I'm holding out for the electrocution feature.

Or the WONDER WOMAN .
Kind that makes you tell the truth LOL

 

[EPS]

Great, more crap to hang on an officer's belt. I must be getting old, I remember the days when the police had simple gun belts not "utility" belts.

Holy cow Batman .
Another thing for your belt.

 

[titsonritz]

Or the WONDER WOMAN .
Kind that makes you tell the truth LOL

You know the creator of WW was as a co-creator of the polygraph, right? Her magic lasso is paying homage to that invention.

 

[coop44]

Great, more crap to hang on an officer's belt. I must be getting old, I remember the days when the police had simple gun belts not "utility" belts.

Wait a minute, is my bug out bag, now a "bat bag"?

 

[CountryGent]

Already been done, by Boba Fett a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away. Alright, in the interest of full disclosure, this one was for the Star Wars dork side-kick (@TeacherSmurf).

 

[Geardo]

Needs to be full auto.