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| | Explosive Dynamic Entry - Professor Wilkes - University of Georgia School of Law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02) |
 | | Stun grenades are regarded as nonlethal weapons, but they are inherently dangerous and can, as the killing of Alberta Spruill proves, cause death. âThe term ânonlethalâ refers to the goal which is to avoid fatalities,â Lt. Col. |
 | | June 5, 1994   A Tucson, Arizona police SWAT team executes a search warrant at a residence at an unspecified address, detonating a stun grenade in the process. The residence raided turns out to be the wrong house, occupied not by drug dealers but by a 75-year old woman, her son, and three small children. |
 | | June 13, 1997   In Dane County, Wisconsin, police execute a search warrant at two neighboring apartments at unspecified addresses. Before entering one of the apartments, police detonate a stun grenade inside. At the time of the explosion three persons are present in the apartment. See State v. |
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