- A
Kubotan is a self-defense
keychain weapon developed by Sōke
Takayuki Kubota in the late 1960s. It is
typically no more than 140
millimetres (5+1⁄2 inches)...
- ****ociation. He was also the
inventor and
holder of the
trademark of the
Kubotan self-defense key chain.
Kubota was a self-defense
instructor for the Tokyo...
- the
yawara is a
kubotan which is
about six
inches long, made of plastic,
weighs about two ounces, and has no
sharp edges. The
kubotan is used by police...
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Bagram torture and
prisoner abuse scandal.
Charley horse Pain
compliance Kubotan Rashid, Ahmed.
Descent into Chaos: The U.S. and the
Disaster in ****stan...
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driving for five years, and also of
possessing an
offensive weapon,
namely a
kubotan-style keyring, by a
court in Edinburgh. In
August 2020, Day got engaged...
- club of
southern and
eastern Africa with a
distinctive **** on the end
Kubotan – a short, thin,
lightweight club
often used by law
enforcement officers...
- this weapon.
Okinawan kobudō Bō Budō
Bujutsu Hanbō Jō
Quarterstaff Yawara Kubotan Baston (weapon) The
Secret Royal Martial Arts of Ryukyu,
Kanenori Sakon...
- are
taught to law enforcement. Many
weapons are
practiced in the dojo:
Kubotan, Tonfa, Kama, Jō, Bokuto, Bokken, Shinai, Tsue (walking cane), and the...
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driver refusing to exit his or her vehicle. It can be used as a
large kubotan. The
expandable baton is
provided to most
officers in the
British police...
- a "hollow
kubotan",
being a
cylindrical container containing a
number of
sharp spikes (note: a
hollow kubotan is
different from a
kubotan) (g) the weapon...
