Question

A drive stun is sometimes not very effective because:

a) It is usually difficult to maintain contact with a combative suspect
b) The spread of the contact points on the suspect is generally not large enough to
cause NMI
c) A pressure point application on a combative subject may be difficult to achieve
d) All of the above

Answer 1

A drive stun is sometimes not very effective due to the difficulties in maintaining contact, the lack of sufficient contact points, and the challenge of achieving a pressure point application.

Step-by-step explanation:

A drive stun is sometimes not very effective because all of the above reasons: difficulty in maintaining contact with a combative suspect, insufficient contact points for NMI (Neuromuscular Incapacitation), and the challenge of achieving a pressure point application on a combative subject.