Police equipment and technology
Police weaponry publications
Found 12 publications Showing 1-10
Less Lethal Technologies review for ACPO 49_08 (18/09/2008)Review of commercially available and near-market products for the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) |
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Taser Cam Evaluation (25/06/2008)Evaluation of Tasers with camera attachment |
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HOSDB Standard for CS and PAVA Sprays for Operational Police Use 38-08 (02/06/2008)This document details a number of tests that products had to pass to gain approval, the results of these tests provided information to the police to aid procurement. It updates publication 36/05 |
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Supplement to HOSDB Evaluations of Taser Devices 64-06 (28/11/2006)This publication complements two HOSDB publications on the evaluations of taser devices published in 2002 and 2005 being 09-02 and 19-05 respectively. |
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RFID Weapons and Armoury Management System 25-06 (01/05/2006)The aim of the document is to provide forces with a path of good practice and guidance should they wish to embark on the development of their own systems with a local technology partner |
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A Review of the Discharge of Baton Rounds By Police in England and Wales 2002 to 2004 12-06 (01/02/2006)Provides the police service and those concerned with the police use of firearms and less lethal weapons with a reference source. |
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Further Evaluation of Taser Devices 19-05 (01/03/2005)This report follows on from the 2002 publication (09-02) and details further testing of the Taser International M-26 and the evaluation of the Taser International X-26 against the ACPO Operational Requirement. |
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Comparison of CS and PAVA: Operational and Toxicological Aspects 88-04 (01/12/2004)This report has been produced to provide comparative information on the chemical incapacitants 2-chlorobenzylidene malononitrile (CS) and pelargonic acid vanillylamide(PAVA). |
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Evaluation of Taser Devices - Declassified 09-02 (01/02/2002)This document contains details of HOSDBs evaluation of the taser devices available in 2002, including the Taser International M26. |
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Less Lethal Technologies - Initiation Prioritisation and Evaluation 12-01 (01/02/2001)A review of available technologies that have the potential for use as an option that is less lethal than a firearm. |
