Laser gun powers draw police interest in American 180
Washington reports that federal agencies including Park Police Secret Service and FBI are using or testing the American 180 laser guided rifle. The weapon fires 177 rounds in six seconds with a red laser dot to intimidate suspects. Critics cite loading time heaviness daylight limits and high cost, while officials tout precision and crowd safety advantages.
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Secret Service
FBI
Carl Clipper
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Charles Goff
Salt Lake City
American International Corp
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Utah State Penitentiary
Fort Lauderdale
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Navy doctor seeks status as conscientious objector
Navy Lt. Cmdr. William E. McCord, a pediatrician stationed at Adak, seeks conscientious objector status after a year of effort. He argues his religious beliefs prevent participation in any form of war, while U.S. courts and Navy review proceed.
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Mua
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U.S
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Thompson
U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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