What happened (verifiable information available)?
The supplied input includes only the headline “Pellet gun”. No readable information is available in the supplied material about any named actor (ministry, court, or police authority), any place (state/city), or any concrete action taken (policy, order, investigation, or operational change).
Background: pellet guns in internal security discussions
A pellet gun is a firearm-like device that shoots pellets (small projectiles). In internal security and public order discussions, pellet guns are relevant because projectile-based weapons can cause serious injury. This makes police use of force decisions central, including the need to match force to threat level and to follow safeguards that reduce harm.
What changed now (limits of verifiable details)?
No specific policy change, court direction, or operational protocol can be confirmed from the supplied input because the supplied material does not provide verifiable identifiers such as the issuing authority, date, state, location, or the directive text.
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