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Injuries caused by flash-bang grenades, including burns, shrapnel wounds, and concussions, and the subsequent lawsuits and settlements.
No credible item in the supplied reporting documents a woman who specifically “” after picking up a flash‑bang, but the sources collectively show that flash‑bangs (also called stun or concussion grena...
Medical literature and public-health reviews document that tear gas (chemical irritants) can cause acute respiratory, ocular and skin injuries in children and infants and that severe outcomes—includin...