The plaintiffs all alleged mistreatment by various officers during the protests that included, but was not limited to, the use of flash-bang grenades, pepper spray, tear gas, wooden bullets and ...

but we do know they didn’t start as rubber bullets; they began as wooden ones. By one commonly cited claim with murky origins, wooden bullets originated in Singapore in the 1880s, as police ...

By the 1960s, riot control police in Singapore, Malaysia, and Hong Kong were using more sophisticated wooden bullets. (Wooden bullets still in use today are called “knee-knockers.”) ...

Wooden bullets seem like they shouldn’t exist in 2020, but they do, and pose similar threats to that of rubber bullets with the additional possibility of splinters and resultant infections.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction Friday against Columbus police, barring officers' use of tear gas, pepper spray, wooden bullets and other so-called "non-lethal ...

A federal judge in Columbus granted a preliminary injunction Friday against the Columbus Division of Police, barring officers' use of tear gas, pepper spray, wooden bullets and other so-called ...

SAN ANTONIO — At least two San Antonio journalists reported they were injured when officers fired what appeared to be wooden bullets into a crowd of protesters on Tuesday night. Both reporters ...