Democratic principles permeate policing strategies to the extent of reducing avoidable harm and deaths through the use of non-lethal weapons.
Democratic principles permeate policing strategies to the extent of reducing avoidable harm and deaths through the use of non-lethal weapons. This work therefore, is a concise analysis of one of the latest innovations in the application of non-lethal weapons in intelligence gathering and policing, known as LED In-capacitors (or LEDI, with LED standing for light emitting diodes). It could give law ... [Show full abstract] enforcement and security agents, yet another way to subdue a violent subject depending on test results at the Pennsylvania State University's Institute for Non Lethal Defence Technology. For the Nigeria Police, it presents enormous challenges for a police Force that is battling vigorously to break away from its colonial heritage, military attributes and institutional deformities in an emerging democracy.