Florida Cops have a New Weapon to Fight Germs
By Gary Taylor
Novermber 6, 2009
Policeone.com
The latest weapon carried by Sanford police officers doesn’t fire bullets and wouldn’t do much damage if they hit you with it.
But the device they now carry in their shirt pocket sprays a mist that might protect the officers in the event they are exposed to harmful bacteria or viral germs.
The agency spent a little more than $2,400 to equip all of its police and community-service officers with MyClyns First Response Personal Protection devices after Chief Brian Tooley learned about them at a Florida police-chiefs conference.
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