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ConorMcGregorsBeard said:
The footage is pretty self explanatory, that's not murder. When the word's "Not Guilty" are read out in court, Atlanta will burn all over again. Anyone who wants someone charged with something they'll never be found guilty of because it makes them feel good about themselves should consider the karma they're sending out into the world.

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It'll be interesting to hear which side argues that a taser is a lethal weapon versus a less than lethal weapon.

If the police department or the union in any way supports the fact that the taser represents a lethal threat requiring lethal response, And that is then used to exonerate the police officer, then surely that set some serious case precedent for charges against police who use tasers in places where lethal force is not needed.
 
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Splinty said:
It'll be interesting to hear which side argues that a taser is a lethal weapon versus a less than lethal weapon.

If the police department or the union in any way supports the fact that the taser represents a lethal threat requiring lethal response, And that is then used to exonerate the police officer, then surely that set some serious case precedent for charges against police who use tasers in places where lethal force is not needed.
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Splinty said:
It'll be interesting to hear which side argues that a taser is a lethal weapon versus a less than lethal weapon.

If the police department or the union in any way supports the fact that the taser represents a lethal threat requiring lethal response, And that is then used to exonerate the police officer, then surely that set some serious case precedent for charges against police who use tasers in places where lethal force is not needed.
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Can't wait to hear how this plays out^

Also I wonder if something like this could ever catch on with law enforcement...


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ii-3lL01bZs
 
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Splinty said:
It'll be interesting to hear which side argues that a taser is a lethal weapon versus a less than lethal weapon.

If the police department or the union in any way supports the fact that the taser represents a lethal threat requiring lethal response, And that is then used to exonerate the police officer, then surely that set some serious case precedent for charges against police who use tasers in places where lethal force is not needed.
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One thing I'm seeing glossed over is that it can be both things.

It's accepted that it's not as lethal as being shot with a firearms center mass, but that doesn't mean it's not without possible complications. That being said, the intention of using a taser is to incapacitate the person on the other end of it. Which means it's viable for restraining a suspect, but not something you can have your on duty officers falling victim to when it's in the hands of a suspect.
 
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It sucks because basically I’m stuck. She might be fat and have vaginal health issues but She’s the only one that isn’t addicted to cocaine I will ever get.
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Look no offense but you're pretty gross yourself. Yeah she's a wildebeest but you're not exactly Bambi's father
 
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ConorMcGregorsBeard said:
No one thinks a taser is "nothing more than temporary discomfort". It's meant to incapacitate.
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LoL. you've been reading Taser's propaganda that came out after Killing Them Safely.

During NMI, all the muscles contract. It doesn't "incapacitate" in a way that lets you control the person.
the shock has to stop and they have to voluntarily relax their muscles to be cuffed/controlled.
 
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Brian Ortega's Goon Hand said:
LoL. you've been reading Taser's propaganda that came out after Killing Them Safely.

During NMI, all the muscles contract. It doesn't "incapacitate" in a way that lets you control the person.
the shock has to stop and they have to voluntarily relax their muscles to be cuffed/controlled.
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That's a good point, making all the muscles contract so you can control a person isn't at all like incapacitating them.
 
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ConorMcGregorsBeard said:
One thing I'm seeing glossed over is that it can be both things.

It's accepted that it's not as lethal as being shot with a firearms center mass, but that doesn't mean it's not without possible complications. That being said, the intention of using a taser is to incapacitate the person on the other end of it. Which means it's viable for restraining a suspect, but not something you can have your on duty officers falling victim to when it's in the hands of a suspect.
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"I had to shoot him dead because of the chance the taser could have a complication causing death"

"I had to shoot him dead because the fleeing suspect could have stopped one of us from giving chase with the taser"

Those sound rife with reasons they would fail in court.
 
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