Use of Pepper Spray at Occupy Wall Street Protests
NYPD Patrol Guide 212-95 lists five situations in which an officer in the New York City Police Department may use pepper spray. Pepper spray may be used when a police officer “reasonably believes” that it is necessary to:
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- Protect himself, or another from unlawful use of force (e.g., assault);
- Effect an arrest, or establish physical control of a subject resisting arrest;
- Establish physical control of a subject attempting to flee from arrest or custody;
- Establish physical control of an emotionally disturbed person; and
- Control a dangerous animal by deterring an attack, to prevent injury to persons or animals present.
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