Beanbag Shotguns Provide Less Lethal Option for Police - YouTube
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Naperville police equip every patrol car with bean-bag shotgun
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Salt Lake police providing officers with less-lethal beanbag shotguns - Deseret News
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Los Angeles Sheriff's Department searching for missing bean bag shotgun - ABC7 Los Angeles
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Bradenton Police Department adding a dozen 40 millimeter bean bag launchers to their force
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Alberta police convert shotguns into beanbag guns - YouTube
Bean bag shotguns provide alternative to lethal force for Round Lake Park police
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Less-than-lethal shotguns now in use by Salt Lake City police
Original operator design, Riot. Attacker. His abilities are a bean bag shotgun (with extended range and spread) that one shot downs players (cannot kill) and tear gas that disrupts sight. : r/Rainbow6
Riot gun - Wikipedia
Less-than-lethal shotguns now in use by Salt Lake City police
SF police use 'beanbag gun' to end incident | News | fltimes.com
Seneca Falls PD puts two less-lethal beanbag shotguns into service | Fingerlakes1.com
Bean bag round - Wikipedia
WA State Troopers carry bean bag shotguns to prevent suicides by cop | KEPR
Months after Portland cop mistakenly shoots a man with live rounds loaded into a beanbag shotgun, bureau has yet to make changes - oregonlive.com
