Videos tagged with Body Armor Exemptions

This video clarifies California's body armor laws, particularly in light of AB92. It explains that while a complete ban was averted, convicted violent felons face felony charges for possessing body armor, and prohibited persons face misdemeanor charges. The video also provides guidance on purchasing body armor, emphasizing NIJ certification, recommending ceramic over steel plates, and discussing threat levels and weight considerations.

This video discusses New York's recent body armor ban and its exemptions. The speaker criticizes the law's perceived hypocrisy, highlighting that while ordinary citizens are prohibited from owning body armor, certain government-affiliated roles like Building Safety Inspectors and Code Enforcement Officers are exempt. The analysis points out that these exemptions suggest a prioritization of government personnel safety over that of the general populace.