US EditionSanta Fe Incorporated Weapons of Lesser Lethality to Reinforce Patrols in Rosario
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The Government of Santa Fe advances in its policy of modernizing police equipment with the delivery of less lethal weapons destined for patrols in Rosario. Governor Maximiliano Pullaro, accompanied by Lt.Governor Gisela Scaglia and Minister of Justice and Security Pablo Cococcioni, led the presentation of the new weaponry, part of a provincial plan to renew the defense instruments of the security forces. The new weapons, known as Byrna launchers…
Since this weekend, the Rosario Police have incorporated new non-lethal weapons into their patrols. Byrna launchers, who fire pepper and polymer gas bullets, and enable them to face the crime with elements of low lethality. These weapons serve to incapacitate or deter an aggressor without using a firearm; they work like a gun, they have reach to several meters and different types of ammunition. There are pistols, rifles and machine guns. The dev…
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