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English: Sgt. Jake Matz demonstrates how to safely remove Taser prongs from the skin Dec. 16 on Camp Hansen. The Taser, a nonlethal weapon used for crowd control, shoots metal prongs attached to metal string that moves electricity from the weapon into the body temporarily disabling voluntary muscle control. Matz, from Hastings, Minnesota, is with 3rd Law Enforcement Battalion, III Marine Expeditionary Force Headquarters Group, III MEF. The Marines involved in the nonlethal weapons and riot control training are with Fox Battery, 2nd Battalion, 11th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, currently attached to the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. William Hester/Released)
Unit: III Marine Expeditionary Force
DVIDS Tags: service members; law enforcement; crowd; Okinawa; U.S.; III Marine Expeditionary Force; control; USMC; riot; nonlethal; MP; baton; OC spray; taser; pepper spray; motor transport; MACH; Military; Marine Corps; Marines; artillery; military police; Oleoresin Capsicum; Timothy Brown; United States Of America; Asia-Pacific; III MEF; 2/11; mechanical advantage control holds; fox battery; riot shield; MCIPAC; Marine Corps Installations Pacific; William Hester; Jake Matz; Arturo Prado; Avanti Smothers; Ramuel Brown; Cameron Rollins; Tyler Mullaney; field cannoneers; capsicum spray; 3rd LE. 3rd law enforcement
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