Protest threats, detection, protection and (counter) moves

The tables were initially filled with items from excited delirium (a protestor’s guide to “less-lethal” police weaponry), then further investigated and added to.

Electrical

Weapon	More information	Header text	Protection
Stun guns	Example	Example	Example
Stun shield	Example	Example	Example
Taser XRep	Example	Example	Example

Chemical

Weapon	More information	Header text	Protection
CS	Example	Example	Example
CN	Example	Example	Example
CR	Example	Example	Example
OC (Pepper spray)	Example	Example	Example

Impact weapons

Launchers

Weapon	More information	Header text	Protection
Riot guns	Example	Example	Example
Sprays	Example	Example	Example

Projectiles

Weapon	More information	Header text	Protection
Chemical weapon canisters	Example	Example	Example
Muzzle blasts	Example	Example	Example
Rubber balls	Example	Example	Example
Baton rounds	Example	Example	Example
Bean bags	Example	Example	Example
Pepperballs	Example	Example	Example
Bolo	Example	Example	Example
Flash-bang	Example	Example	Example

Melee

Weapon	More information	Header text	Protection
Batons	Example	Example	Example
Close quarter weapons	Example	Example	Example
Orcutt police nunchaku	Example	Example	Example

Other

Weapon	More information	Header text	Protection
ADS (Pain ray)	Example	Example	Example
Water cannon	Example	Example	Example
Electrified water cannon	Example	Example	Example
Sticky foam	Example	Example	Example
LRAD	Example	Example	Example
MEDUSA	Example	Example	Example
Dazzler	Example	Example	Example
Pulsed energy projectile	Example	Example	Example
Vortex ring gun	Example	Example	Example
Malodorant	Example	Example	Example
Netgun	Example	Example	Example
Modular crowd control munition	Example	Example	Example
LED incapacitator	Example	Example	Example