👉 An injection weapon, often referred to as an EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse) device or stun gun, is a non-lethal weapon designed to temporarily incapacitate an individual by disrupting their nervous system. It works by generating a high-voltage electrical pulse that can cause severe pain, disorientation, and temporary paralysis. Unlike traditional firearms, injection weapons do not cause permanent injury but can incapacitate a person quickly enough to prevent them from continuing an attack or committing a crime. These devices typically use a small, handheld battery and a transmitter to deliver the pulse through a needle or other insertion point. They are commonly used in law enforcement and military contexts for crowd control and non-lethal deterrence.
