You'll need the mahogany truncheon on this boyo.

A forensic medical certificate revealed traumas, a broken right arm and traces of truncheon marks on the back.

It was said that the most common forms of ill treatment were repeated slapping, kicking, punching and beating with a truncheon.

Torture most commonly involves severe beatings, which may include slappings, kickings, punchings, but also beatings with a wooden stick or truncheon.

One of the police officers then pulled out his truncheon and allegedly started beating the men on their legs and backs.

He was then arrested and taken to the local police station, where he was allegedly beaten with a truncheon, kicked and punched.

The beating of a detainee with a truncheon for the purpose of extracting a confession must be considered torture if it inflicts severe pain or suffering the beating of a detainee with a truncheon walking to and from a cell might amount to CIDT, but the beating of demonstrators in the street with the same truncheon for the purpose of dispersing an illegal demonstration or prison riot, for example, might be justified as lawful use of force by law enforcement officials.

At the police station he was allegedly slapped, kicked and beaten with a rubber truncheon, as a result of which he signed a confession.

At Ankara police Headquarters they were allegedly subjected to torture, including hanging by the arms, electric shocks, beating and sexual assault with a truncheon.

After that, he was reportedly suspended from a railing by handcuffs and in that position was said to have been beaten on the feet with a truncheon.

Due to his refusal to acknowledge guilt and submission to the law in writing, a senior prison officer in the camp allegedly kicked, punched and beat him with an electric truncheon.

281. Bouzckri El Mautrofi, a Tunisian national, was arrested in August 1994 by officers of the Spotorno municipal police and taken to the police station, where he was allegedly beaten with a truncheon.

Dejan Bulatović was reportedly detained on 6 December 1996 at November 29 Street police station in Belgrade, where police personnel allegedly beat him, forced a rubber truncheon up his rectum and put a gun barrel in his mouth, threatening to shoot.

279. Nicholas Obachina, a Nigerian national, was arrested on 15 November 1993 by three carabinieri from Sant apos Anna d apos Alfaedo, near Verona, who allegedly beat him violently with a sort of truncheon and then abandoned him unconscious by the roadside.

During the whole time the custody lasted, which for some of the detainees was alleged to be 34 hours, they allegedly had nothing to eat or drink and had been prevented from sleeping (with unexpected noises, howling, very loud music and TV, kicks and truncheon blows and being showered with insecticide).

Dr. Edston concluded that the complainant had been subjected to the following torture hit with blunt instruments stabbed with a screwdriver and a police truncheon burned with cigarettes, a heated screwdriver and possibly a branding iron beaten systematically on the soles of his feet attempted suffocation by introducing hot water into his nose rolling of the legs with bamboo rods sexual violence including rape.

In several cases women and children have been subjected to torture or ill treatment by police or military interrogators 15 year old Ly Kim Hong was beaten by police interrogators together with his mother in Kompong Chhnang (20 May 1995) and a 13 year old girl, Ouk Chreb, was tortured with an electric truncheon by officers of the gendarmerie and the regular army in Kompong Thom (September 1995).

During 11 days of detention at the Diyarbakir gendarme station, she was allegedly kept blindfolded, subjected to electric shocks, sexually assaulted with a truncheon, hosed with cold water, beaten severely, kicked and sexually molested by a number of gendarmes, forced to run, forced to listen to constant loud music, subjected to death threats if she revealed information about her treatment and forced to sign a statement without being given the opportunity to read the contents.