A police baton is an effective nonlethal weapon that many police agencies around the world use. Its usually used in riot stations and crowd control. The term "Night Stick " came from 1950's, because police officers used to carry a different kind of stick at the day time. However, many police officers stopped carrying it, and replaced it with the a new one called the "Expandable Baton" which is easy to carry on their duty belts. And its also comes in different sizes 16",21" and 28". On the other hand, the night stick is 24" and its made of wood, while the expandable baton is made of steel.
Police Baton, Night Stick, ASP Baton, Night Jack and Hill Belly Baton
night stick
if you mean a walking stick it is called a cane, some policemen carry a night stick(weapon)
The general name is baton (french for stick). The longer baton (about 28 inches) is a night stick- so called because it was carried by policemen patrolling on foot at night. Although rarely seen today, there was also a daystick- a short club, about 12-14 inches. There is also a riot baton- used in crowd control- about 30 inches long.
They do in most cities-they have the one with the side handle, not sure of numerical designation.
There are many answers for this question. It can be a prod that is used to make pigs move from one place to another. It can be the batton that a police carry and use on your windows to break them.
The actual saying is 'speak softly and carry a big stick' versus 'walk tall and carry a big stick.' The saying is attributed to Theodore Roosevelt.
Night Stick was born on March 11, 1978, in USA.
I believe Nightstick or Police Baton.
Most carry a handgun, but British patrol police do not. They will carry handcuffs, a baton and a radio. They also will usually carry pepper spray, a taser, or both.
Police carry a short, heavy club commonly known as a "Billy Club"
Yes. Both the RCMP and local police forces carry firearms.