Singapore police unveil new tactical strike vehicles and water cannon fleet
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Singapore police unveil new tactical strike vehicles and water cannon fleet
By CNA/Jeremy Long
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SPF has deployed new water cannon vehicles to replace models that had been in service for 20 years.
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The water cannons are fitted with independent cameras with zoom capabilities, allowing officers to identify and aim at targets more accurately.
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A 360-degree crowd-repelling system has also been added to the water cannon vehicles to help officers disperse crowds more effectively while improving crew protection.
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A riot control system and a barricade remover are two new features that has been added to the upgraded tactical strike vehicles.
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Mounted at the front of the vehicle, the barricade remover can push aside obstacles to clear a path for responding police units and enable emergency services to reach the injured promptly.
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The riot control system gives officers a range of less-lethal options, including a long-range acoustic device and grenade launchers that fire non-lethal munitions.
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The system also serves as a visible deterrent to help de-escalate volatile situations.
By CNA/Jeremy Long