Lamperd Less Lethal Begins Instructor Certification Training

SARNIA, ON--(Marketwired - Oct 26, 2015) -  Lamperd Less Lethal (OTC PINK: LLLI) -- On October 23-25, Stephen Atherley Operations Manager from Her Majesty's Cayman Islands Prison Service, attended a weapons training program for Instructor trainers to be certified in all of Lamperd's weapons and ammunitions so that all the staff in the prison system will be properly trained. As of Jan. 2016, this prison service will be using our 40mm launchers, our Defender 1 hand gun and defender 11 rifle. Their purchase will include our new 40mm tear gas rounds and our traditional pepper rounds along with the new 40mm WASP impact rounds.

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Lamperd Less Lethal, Inc. is a manufacturer of less lethal weapons and ammunition for defensive purposes only. Lamperd has a range of products to fit all defensive purposes. We also offer our Model X100 streaming video and audio wifi body camera, worn by police and military personnel.

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