Tear gas

Tear Gas is a common term for chemical riot control agents (RCAs) that cause severe eye, respiratory, and skin irritation to temporarily incapacitate individuals. The most common agents are CS (2-chlorobenzalmalononitrile) and CN (chloroacetophenone). When deployed via grenades, sprays, or launchers, these powdered or aerosolized chemicals induce uncontrollable tearing, burning sensations, coughing, and difficulty breathing, forcing affected persons to flee the contaminated area. It is a standard tool for law enforcement worldwide for dispersing crowds, quelling riots, and subduing barricaded subjects without resorting to lethal force.

• Chemical agents (CS, CN) causing immediate tearing, coughing, and skin irritation.

• Deployed via canisters, grenades, sprays, or launched projectiles.

• Effects are temporary and typically subside after leaving the contaminated area.

• Used for crowd dispersal, perimeter security, and prison control.

• Requires proper training on deployment, wind conditions, and decontamination.

• A cornerstone of less-lethal force options for public order maintenance.

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