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<div>-MRAP (Mine Resistant Ambush Protected) vehicles (cost roughly 700k each we gave away 13,000)
-Lenco BearCat (Armored personal carrier designed for evacuations)
-Grenade Launchers (Massachusetts)
-LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device)
-M113 (Armored Personal Carrier equipped with 1 to 2 machine guns ranging from 20mm to 5.56 and 7.62 rounds)
-GTX Boxer (Another Armored Personal Carrier)
-Peacemaker (amphibious machine gun mounted tank in Cobb County Georgia.)
-Body Armor
-M16 Fully Automatic Rifles (not your standard semi-auto fully automatic military grade M16)
-Helicopters
-Humvee's
-Stingray (Milwaukee Police) suit case sized device that acts as a mobile cell tower hacking any cells within range
-Surveillance Drones
 

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All models of armored police vehicles have been used in efforts to save kidnapped hostages both on larger scales and smaller ones (homes). I know for a fact that the Peacemaker alone has saved several lives. Most of your examples are just different armored vehicles.

 

Helicopters have assisted in the capture of murderers, rapists, and the worst this world has to offer. 

 

Now police shouldn't have body armor? The public has access to weapons that would obliterate traditional vests. You have access to that equipment too. I'm interested in seeing the logic behind this one.

 

As for the last two, I know the tower serves a very practical purpose, but I'm inclined to reject the idea of their uses.

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