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Riot control systems are tools and technologies used by law enforcement and security forces to manage large crowds and prevent public disorder. These systems are designed to maintain safety while minimizing harm during situations where crowd behavior becomes disruptive or violent.

Common riot control tools include protective gear, non-lethal weapons, surveillance systems, and communication equipment. Protective gear such as helmets, shields, and body armor helps officers operate safely in challenging environments. Non-lethal tools may include devices designed to disperse crowds or limit aggressive actions without causing permanent injury.