I’m reminded of the Moscow theater hostage crisis, in which dozens of hostages died from the undisclosed incapacitating agent the Spetsnaz pumped into the auditorium.
I remember when cops looked like that too, and didn’t immediately gun down every lunatic waving a knife around.
Their explanation would probably be that crime fell because cops got scarier.
Nobody involved had paid attention in Military History class at the Academy?
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Indeed, ‘Kolokol-1’ is that(snappily named; but still undisclosed) incapacitating agent. It put the ‘lethal’ in ‘less lethal’. How it compared to the other options, I’m not in a position to judge; but it wasn’t an inspiring debut for weaponized anesthesia.
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