“Our agency had out first deployment of your weapon today. Had a suicidal female with a steak knife. The officer was able to deploy the PhaZZer®. The weapon worked great. The female was safely taken into custody with no injury to officer or suspect. I would like to thank your training staff for working with our agency. If you need a reference from any agency looking to purchase your weapon, they can contact us.”

Det. Jeffrey Morris
Racine Police Dept.

“You have to have a Level II holster so no one can take it from you and the Phazzer is well protected. The design on the outside of the holster makes it easy for Law Enforcement to see its not a firearm. It’s a must buy item.”

Andrew Clark
Bell Isle Police Department

“Very pleased with the contents. The Phazzer itself is a is very ergonomic especially with the rubber grip. I like the separate flashlight and laser/activation controls. And it truly sounds much more wicked than my old taser. I can only imagine what it will do the first time I have to deploy it.”

Blaine County Sheriff’s Office, Oklahoma

“Excellent product that was well received by our Officers. The ergonomics are excellent and the units are very well constructed. The fact that the light can be operated independently is a great feature. This Department looks forward to many successful years with the PhaZZer Enforcer II.”

Mena Police Department
Mena, AR

“We ordered the cartridges and the items were shipped promptly. The cartridges are of excellent quality and priced within the budget means of our small department. We also ordered one of the new Phazzer holsters, molded polymer, I must say that the holster is a vast improvement of the old leather ones. We plan on ordering 7 more to outfit the entire department. Phazzer continues to provide a quality product for law enforcement.”

Kenneth
Cumberland Police Dept

“When our agency looked for a less lethal alternative we found Phazzer to be the “best buy” of less-lethal weapon products. This is a must have tool for law enforcement with great product support.”

Chief Henley
Lewisburg, TN

“The Chief of Police, and myself, went to a home to arrest a subject that we had a municipal warrant on. While there, we encountered another subject that the state Department of Corrections had a multiple parole violations warrant for. When the Chief of police attempted to take the subject into custody, he resisted and struck the Chief. I issued commands to the subject to get on the ground but he refused to do so. I then used my department issued PhaZZer Enforcer on the subject. As soon as the darts hit the subject, he fell to the ground. Once the cycle was over, the subject yelled out loud “That was a mistake, I’m sorry!” and rolled over and placed his hands behind his back. He was placed in custody without further incident. The PhaZZer Enforcer is, in my opinion, a valuable, well built, tool for today’s Law Enforcement Officer.”

Assistant Chief Leonard Garvin
Decatur, MS