Some types of rubber bullets used by police to restrain unruly protesters kill and maim too often to be considered a safe method of crowd control, new research concludes. Rubber-coated bullets are ...

Rubber bullets are not safe for use in controlling crowds, concludes a new Israeli medical report – and some of the bullets are much worse than others. The report catalogues a frightening list of ...

The City of Los Angeles could lose millions if it is sued over the Los Angeles Police Department's alleged use of rubber bullets, case history suggests. Over the past few days, there have been reports ...

State agricultural producers no longer can use rubber ammunition to drive off gray wolves and protect livestock, as a result of a ruling that restored federal protections for the animals. The Colorado ...

Anyone used these at all? They're to be used for training indoors with a simple bullet trap of some sort. They're made by Meister Bullets and aren't to be mistaken for snap-caps.They're available in ...

A growing number of people suffering serious injuries in Dallas, Austin and across the nation from plastic, rubber and wooden bullets are raising new questions about how and when police officers use ...

Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap I couldn't believe it when I first saw this, but a company called Less Lethal Africa has developed a line of rubber bullets for ...

As throngs of protesters have gathered in cities throughout San Diego County to demonstrate against the death of George Floyd, local law enforcement agencies have turned to the use of bean bag ...