police have been known to use tazers, hand guns, and shotguns
The most common are 9mm pistols, knight sticks and tazers.
I believe the Glock 9 is the most common firearm used by police.
In most richer countries like Great Britain and the USA, police carry Glock 17 pistols. In Great Britain though, regular foot police carry ASP Extendable batons and pepper spray whereas the Armed Response Unit are the ones who carry the guns.
Police in different parts of the world use different weapons. Expandable asps, tazers, mace or pepper spray, handguns, shotguns, and semi auto rifles are common for police in the US, with SWAT units having access to assault rifles, submachineguns, and teargas launchers, as well.
In some parts of the world, the police are essentially a military force, and may be equipped with heavy weaponry, such as grenades, machine guns, and rocket launchers. In other parts of the world, they may be unarmed, with the exception of special units within that police force which are trained and certified in firearms use.
It depends on the city. Here in my city, patrol officers carry only a handgun, a Sig 229, and most officers carry a knife of some sort. In this city, officers do not carry Tazers or batons. In some cities, officers do carry Tazers and expandable batons. Officers here also normally have shotguns available in the car, and under certain circumstances, they can get AR-15 rifles.
In the US the most commonly carried service weapon these days is the semi-automatic pistol in several different calibers (9mm, 10 mm, 40 cal, and 45 cal).
In the minority are some departmentswhich still issue (and many officers still prefer to carry) revolvers in either .38 cal, 357 magnum cal, or 45 cal).
Heavier, shoulder-fired weapons can include (most commonly) a 12 guage shotgun, and sometimes a short 'carbine-type' rifle which can range from 223 cal to 30 cal or heavier. Many large departments, and departments that maintain SWAT units have more sophisticated firearms such as sniper rifles, tear gas guns and grenade launchers, and even automatic weapons.
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Yes, German police carry weapons.
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Yes. Police officers routinely carry a handgun in France. They can also deploy shoulder weapons if need be.
ASIO is an investigative body and don't carry weapons. Should they feel the need to have weapons present they coordinate with the Australian Federal Police.
No. They simply inform the police of any local crime, and they then have weapons to deal with the crime (if necessary).
If you take the example of the UK (where guns are banned), the normal police on duty on the streets are not armed with guns. There are UK police trained to use and carry guns but they only do so when responding to a situation where a criminal is seen to be armed. Based on this tried example, is is clear that if guns were banned effectively, the police would not need to carry weapons.
Because none of the criminals have weapons. And, maybe they are modeled off of british police, who rarely carry firearms. My 4 year old cousin just received a lego police set, and my aunt tried to remove the weapons, only to find out that there are none.
The Jewish ghetto police secured the deportation of Jewish people to the concentration camps. They were also not permitted to carry weapons.
most cops on general duty carry a Glock...but in extreme situations they may carry shotguns and other extreme weapons.
No. All airplanes can't carry weapons but some airplanes can carry weapons. If it is a military aircraft so yes they can carry weapons but if it is a friendly aircraft so no they cannot carry weapons.
people carry weapons for protection
The answer is no. Based on a military base standard of conduct, only members of the military police carry weapons on a base when on duty. A bases' weapons are kept and registered to individual soldiers. Should it be necessary to have a weapon for practice or some type of military maneuver, the weapons are checked out of the places where they are kept.