Hotter Than Lava

3/27/2015

This article from ProPublica investigates the use of flashbang grenades by law enforcement agencies in the United States. It highlights several cases where the use of these explosive devices resulted in serious injuries and even deaths. The article raises concerns about the lack of regulation and oversight surrounding their use, as well as the potential for misuse and human rights violations. It also examines the legal and ethical implications of employing such high-impact weapons in civilian environments. The article provides a comprehensive overview of the issue, shedding light on the controversy and potential dangers associated with the use of flashbang grenades.

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