[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

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I already have my Canada trip planned…….cuffs and all.

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

And when you arrive and the Customs and Immigration agents ask you what is the purpose of your trip, your answer will be...?

….to manifest all 50 shades of gray.

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by Sedan_Clan

We actually just got back to Rancho Cucamonga from Ventura.

And not even a PM. You drove right by my house. TWICE

Crushed, I am

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

And not even a PM. You drove right by my house. TWICE

Crushed, I am

I wasn't alone or I definitely would've.

[upstatedoc]

In California is pepper spray considered an incapacitating weapon? For example, if a perp tries to pepper spray you can you shoot them? The reason I ask is there were some asshole that tried to carjack someone at a local grocery store here a couple days ago was unsuccessful ran across the street to the mall and assaulted a lady with pepper spray in car jacked her car

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Sedan_Clan

….to manifest all 50 shades of gray.

IMHO, they'll probably find your body before that sort of decomposition sets in...

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

In California is pepper spray considered an incapacitating weapon? For example, if a perp tries to pepper spray you can you shoot them? The reason I ask is there were some asshole that tried to carjack someone at a local grocery store here a couple days ago was unsuccessful ran across the street to the mall and assaulted a lady with pepper spray in car jacked her car

It can be, that's why we use it……however, it is not effective on everybody.

As for the car jacking example….


….one could argue the assault.

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Oh phew... For a moment I though you would administer pre-empted correction before I had a chance to see a judge.


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….I would, but I am the judge too.

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

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I refer to these as "rocking chair moments".....

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by Sedan_Clan

however, it is not effective on everybody.

I'd like to know the science behind this. Years ago I tested one of my pepper sprays to see if it still worked by spraying it into the sink with the water running. I almost passed out.

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

I'd like to know the science behind this. Years ago I tested one of my pepper sprays to see if it still worked by spraying it into the sink with the water running. I almost passed out.

This doesn't work with vomit either. . . my friend told me that.

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

I'd like to know the science behind this. Years ago I tested one of my pepper sprays to see if it still worked by spraying it into the sink with the water running. I almost passed out.

It's more about the chemical nature of a person's body. Most people will be affected, but if you're on a drug that dissociates pain it will be ineffective. I had a few academy classmates that shrugged off OC spray like champs. Ineffective was an understatement.

[Samurai of 2day]

Originally Posted by Sedan_Clan

It's more about the chemical nature of a person's body. Most people will be affected, but if you're on a drug that dissociates pain it will be ineffective. I had a few academy classmates that shrugged off OC spray like champs. Ineffective was an understatement.

Also, tolerance can be built up.

As someone who had been in CS Gas Chambers more times than I can count, when we do pepper spray training, is comes off as a minor irritant now, over the years.

Hardly an incapacitants, at this point.

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by Sedan_Clan

It's more about the chemical nature of a person's body. Most people will be affected, but if you're on a drug that dissociates pain it will be ineffective. I had a few academy classmates that shrugged off OC spray like champs. Ineffective was an understatement.

My experience with OC has been that it usually has a significant effect on the coppers that get cross contaminated and a moderate effect on the client.

[shoei]

Originally Posted by Samurai of 2day

Also, tolerance can be built up.

As someone who had been in CS Gas Chambers more times than I can count, when we do pepper spray training, is comes off as a minor irritant now, over the years.

Hardly an incapacitants, at this point.

All the civilian friends love watching training videos where their Leo friends get tased and pepper sprayed.

Just sayin'….

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by Murf993

My experience with OC has been that it usually has a significant effect on the coppers that get cross contaminated and a moderate effect on the client.

Absolutely this!!!!

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by shoei

All the civilian friends love watching training videos where their Leo friends get tased and pepper sprayed.

Just sayin'….

Agreed. I know an individual who was responsible for teaching a lock picking course. He paired the trainees up for the first challenge where they each got an identical padlock he had prepared that they had to pick. First one to pick it got to stab the other person with a shocknife.

Next challenge was different padlock going one by one, but a big timer in your face set for 5 minutes and a paintball claymore perched behind you 10 feet away that went off if you failed to pick it by the time the clock counted down.

I asked for video of course, because I was laughing my butt off at the challenges he designed and I would have loved to see it, but sadly, no video.

[shoei]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Agreed. I know an individual who was responsible for teaching a lock picking course. He paired the trainees up for the first challenge where they each got an identical padlock he had prepared that they had to pick. First one to pick it got to stab the other person with a shocknife.

Next challenge was different padlock going one by one, but a big timer in your face set for 5 minutes and a paintball claymore perched behind you 10 feet away that went off if you failed to pick it by the time the clock counted down.

I asked for video of course, because I was laughing my butt off at the challenges he designed and I would have loved to see it, but sadly, no video.

Jesus. Maybe I should've tried that method. Got bored during lockdowns and ordered a lock picking kit.

Recommend. Was entertaining. Plus good life hack just in case.

[Samurai of 2day]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Agreed. I know an individual who was responsible for teaching a lock picking course. He paired the trainees up for the first challenge where they each got an identical padlock he had prepared that they had to pick. First one to pick it got to stab the other person with a shocknife.

Next challenge was different padlock going one by one, but a big timer in your face set for 5 minutes and a paintball claymore perched behind you 10 feet away that went off if you failed to pick it by the time the clock counted down.

I asked for video of course, because I was laughing my butt off at the challenges he designed and I would have loved to see it, but sadly, no video.

It's somewhat"rare" that these type of mass personnel training / qualification events are recorded because to the instructors running the course or conducting the evaluation... it's just another day.

Running hundreds of people through what may essentially be a conveyor belt because it's done every cycle of new recruits or recertification for senior personnel just isn't significant for the facilitators, so no need to record.

Also, the personnel going through the event are usually instructed to leave or secure personal items / clothes (like phones) so they don't get damaged or contaminated during the event... or the person may just be too incapacitated to use it, lol.

[upstatedoc]

If a LEO, Never drop your weapon if ordered to do so

[shoei]

Originally Posted by Samurai of 2day

It's somewhat"rare" that these type of mass personnel training / qualification events are recorded because to the instructors running the course or conducting the evaluation... it's just another day.

Running hundreds of people through what may essentially be a conveyor belt because it's done every cycle of new recruits or recertification for senior personnel just isn't significant for the facilitators, so no need to record.

Also, the personnel going through the event are usually instructed to leave or secure personal items / clothes (like phones) so they don't get damaged or contaminated during the event... or the person may just be too incapacitated to use it, lol.

Oh man, I have two vids. Ones my buddy in San Bern Sheriffs and the other was marine Corp.
The Sheriffs is tasing training and how it feels. The marine corp one was some chemical. Figured it was like pepper spray. Vids so old I forgot.

But I see your point. Over 20 years, 2 videos lol.

[paquet]

Originally Posted by shoei

Oh man, I have two vids. Ones my buddy in San Bern Sheriffs and the other was marine Corp.
The Sheriffs is tasing training and how it feels. The marine corp one was some chemical. Figured it was like pepper spray. Vids so old I forgot.

But I see your point. Over 20 years, 2 videos lol.

Reminds me of the time some friends and I were testing out shock collars on each other (yes, alcohol was involved...)