FN Herstal declines to address injury pattern
2 Oct 30 · 12d ago · 3 posts · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
When asked about the FN303's history of severe injuries spanning its entire 23-year history, Henry de Harenne, Head of Communications at FN Herstal, declined to offer details on specific incidents.
“The review of specific incidents is a matter for the agencies concerned and the competent authorities.”
Henry de HarenneTucker Collins Protest attendee and USC freshmanDr. Rohini Haar Lead author, UC Berkeley Human Rights Center report; emergency room doctorHuman Rights Center at UC Berkeley Research institutionPhysicians for Human Rights Co-publisher of research reportFN Herstal Manufacturer of FN303 launcher
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This little-known weapon is responsible for some of the grisliest and most debilitating injuries in recent immigration-related protests across the US.
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Use of this weapon by DHS & police needs to be banned. [Mother Jones]: The Little-Known Weapon Behind Some of the Worst Protest Injuries in America DHS made a record buy of the FN303, a launcher with a 23-year trail of harm.By Beck Klein And Sasha Schell https://www. motherjones.com/criminal-justi…
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