07/23/2026
KNOW THE LINE.
A Combined Personal Safety & Less-Than-Lethal Workshop
Personal safety training and less-than-lethal tool training are usually taught as two separate things — and that gap is exactly where confusion, hesitation, and legal exposure live. Centurion Risk Intelligence Group is changing that with a new 3.5-hour combined workshop built for security officers, public safety professionals, and safety-conscious civilians alike. In one focused session, you'll walk through New Jersey's use-of-force continuum, so you actually understand where the legal lines are, then move directly into the proper, effective, and lawful use of a Taser and/or pepper spray for self-defense — so the legal framework and the physical skill are never taught as separate conversations.
This isn't a watered-down overview or a technical legal lecture — it's a genuinely unique combination course, built so that whether you carry these tools professionally every day or are simply serious about your own safety, you leave knowing not just how to use a less-than-lethal option, but when you're legally justified to. Date, time, and location coming soon — follow Centurion Risk Intelligence Group for updates, and get ready to reserve your seat. Seats will be limited to keep this one genuinely hands-on. Contact Bob Aromando, Chief Instructor at [email protected].
Are Tasers & Pepper Spray Legal in New Jersey?
Yes — both are legal in New Jersey, but for self-defense purposes only. Since a 2017 federal court ruling struck down the state's former ban, adults 18 and older with no disqualifying criminal history may legally purchase and possess a Taser or stun gun in New Jersey, with no permit or background check required at the point of sale. Pepper spray is legal under N.J.S.A. 2C:39-6(i) for adults 18 and older with no disqualifying convictions, provided the canister is pocket-sized and holds no more than three-quarters of an ounce (0.75 oz) of active ingredient.