Weapons dubbed “less lethal” are once again being used in Los Angeles, this time against people protesting the Trump administration’s immigration raids. During the 2020 protests sparked by the police ...

PHR identified at least 115 people shot in the head by rubber bullets and other kinetic impact projectiles (KIPs) from May through August in various cities.

One kind of rubber bullet fired from “less-lethal launchers”. Credit: Physicians for Human Rights They weigh 30 grams and are 9.3 centimetres tall, about the size of a mini soft drink can, and ...

Footage from Nine Network Australia captures the dramatic moment an Australian television journalist was struck by a rubber bullet while covering protests in Los Angeles. The incident occurred on ...

Both rubber and foam rounds are softer than traditional metal bullets. Foam rounds are also fired from what the Los Angeles police call "Less Lethal Launchers" in another set of training documents .

A British journalist was hit by a rubber bullet moments before he was due to go on air as protesters and police clashed in Los Angeles.. Good Morning Britain’s North America Correspondent Noel ...

Good Morning Britain star Noel Phillips was shot with a rubber bullet just before presenting from the LA protests. The North America Correspondent for the ITV show revealed on air this morning ...

A New York Post photojournalist reporting on Los Angeles’ anti-ICE riots filmed the shocking moment he was shot in the head with a rubber bullet by police.. Toby Canham was documenting clashes ...

So-called “less-lethal” weapons like those that have been used against demonstrators in Los Angeles can cause severe, lasting harm like nerve or brain damage or blindness. They can also kill.

Australian reporter covering Los Angeles protests shot with rubber bullet by police officer 00:26. An Australian television journalist reporting live from downtown Los Angeles amid the large-scale ...

LA police launch investigation into rubber bullet shooting of Australian reporter The prime minister says he has spoken to Channel Nine's US correspondent Lauren Tomasi about the incident, but was ...