Does the military test non-lethal weapons on US citizens against their will?

There have been allegations and reports suggesting that the military has tested non-lethal weapons on U.S. citizens without their consent, particularly in the context of crowd control or law enforcement scenariOS. However, these actions are typically conducted under strict legal and ethical guidelines, and informed consent is generally required for participation in any military testing involving civilians. The specifics can vary based on the context and the type of testing being conducted. Overall, while controversial practices have occurred, they are not the norm and are subject to oversight.