Protocols for Common Injuries from Police Weapons

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Protocols for Common Injuries from Police Weapons
The Origins of These Protocols
Non-Exhaustive Protocols for Common Injuries from Police Weapons
I. Chemical Agents
A. Tear Gas
i. At low concentrations
ii. At high concentrations or with frequent repeat exposure
II. Concussion Grenades and other Explosive Devices
A. Blast Wounds
i. Tearing of the eardrum
ii. Blast injury to inner ear
iii. Blast injury to lungs
iv. Intestinal blast injury
v. Remember!
B. Shrapnel wounds
i. Thorax, abdomen, face
ii. Extremities
i. Large foreign body in a large wound
ii. Small puncture wound that looks benign but with an unknown depth
III. Rubber bullet injuries
A. By location
i. Large bruises to extremities
ii. Facial impact
iii. Eye impact
iv. Nose impact
v. Thorax impact
vi. Abdominal impact
vii. Both abdominal and thoracic impact
viii. Lower back impact
ix. Testicular impact
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