Non-Lethal Weapon Induces Vomiting
Ben Preiss — August 15, 2007 — Unique
References: blog.wired & gizmag
It looks like another one of the many kinds of LED flashlights on the market, but it's a new non-lethal weapon that, when flashed in the eyes, causes disorientation, temporary blindness, nausea, and even vomiting. The LED Incapacitator has been dubbed the “Puke Saber†and is in the prototype stage. By 2010, thousands of policemen, border agents and National Guardsmen could be shouting “Stop or you'll puke!†Potential downside: advanced anti-“Puke Saber†shields also known eye lids.
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