http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/front/2079306

they also smell like a refinery

I think we should user tazers on school kids more often also. I woulda used one on these people too.

A 25 year-old loser with a badge has to use a tazer to "disarm" a 59 year-old brick wielding woman.

I can't wait to get to use LLWs on poor unsuspecting innocent people... i'll especially target the old and defenseless...

(joking)


I'm pretty sure that the officer can justify his actions. They don't join the force to hurt and harrass, its to Protect and to Serve

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They don't join the force to hurt and harrass. Its to Protect and to Serve.

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LMAO!

I know I slept better at night knowing the good men and women of CSPD were watching over me.

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The medics called for police assistance. By the time the officers arrived, the medics said they had already gotten Stanley into the ambulance.

The medics said Stanley again became violent and they were not able to fully treat him until he was subdued with the Taser, police said.

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LAWSUIT? - Shocker

This is not good. The Taser can be a very effective tool, if used properly. Abused, it becomes a tool taken away. Without knowing the whole story, something just ain't right about this one.

Maybe the Mounties ought to be called. Or the Rangers, I don't know.

In my hometown the local PD shot a guy trying to commit suicide.

If you've ever been hit by a Taser, then you'll know that it is hugely abusive force when used on someone in a physically weakened state. I got it during a Criminal Invsestigations class in case everyone on the board is about to ask if I'm a criminal. It dropped me like Micheal J. Fox on stilts though. No offense Mikey.

I'll sleep better at night when I know the PD doesn't have to use a weapon to stop that dangerous menace known as the elderly.