IceBone
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I think the designers of these weapons need a refresher course into what exactly "non-lethal" means...
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I think the designers of these weapons need a refresher course into what exactly "non-lethal" means...
Why you would tazer a 14 year old is beyond me and it's even worse that she was tazered in the head. If this is the first reported instance of someone being hit in the head, for all the police officer knew she could have been killed or at least given severed brain damage.
Either way don't run from the police it is never good.
He used his taser because he did not want to inappropriately touch a 14 year old girl. Ironic eh!
^ have you seen COPS in the last 20 years? You think that people would learn from a highly successful TV show don't run from the police.
Nobody has said that, don't put words in peoples mouth.Your augment is you should run from the police and see what happens?
I don't want to waste my time typing out a response to such an asinine statement.Putting a cliche and over used photo is not a comment.
How can you not see that everyone in this thread agrees that it was stupid to use a tazer in this situation. You are the one who keeps implying it was the girls fault for merely running away.How do you not see the irony and stupidity of using a taser rather than using physical force to subdue her?
It's called "24", not "1".I've seen 24, and yet terrorists don't get caught within the hour.
You are the one who keeps implying it was the girls fault for merely running away.
I agree. The officer definitely pushed the envelope way too far and of course he should not have tased her, especially in the head. However, it is true that if the girl hadn't tried to run away then the officer would have had no reason to tase her at all. That's not really the point though; we're discussing the officer overreacting, not the reason why he had to react in the first place.Im not implying it. It was the girls fault. Her action precipitated the action of the police officer.
Her action precipitated the action of the police officer..