11 Jun 09
Originally posted by smw6869He pulled the trigger so he knocked her down. And used a non-lethal deadly weapon to do it. I'm glad we agree.
No he didn't....the taser knocked her to the ground. However, After reading about certain people being killed by tasers i think they should only be used in the most extreme violent cases.
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11 Jun 09
Originally posted by smw6869i bet she was the granny, there's no telling what she would do to be talked about on rhp.
The officer followed the law, but the law may be too strick in this instance. No doubt Raven69 had something to do with it.
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raven, were where you the other night?
11 Jun 09
Originally posted by smw6869Would you agree that the law has a maximum and a minimum and he chose to go the extreme when he could have acted in a more civil and disciplined manner. Acting within the law doesn't justify torture and this is a form of torture.
The officer followed the law, but the law may be too strick in this instance. No doubt Raven69 had something to do with it.
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11 Jun 09
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Originally posted by cashthetrashWait, I think the verdict is still out on rather it is a non-lethal deadly weapon. People have died after being tasered!
He pulled the trigger so he knocked her down. And used a non-lethal deadly weapon to do it. I'm glad we agree.
Also worth mentioning a lot younger than 72 years old.
Should be an interesting one to follow if it makes the courts, to see what is decided in this particular case.
11 Jun 09
Originally posted by cashthetrashThe officer was the taser training instructor for his department. I assume he was following correct protocol. If so, there should be more leeway under certain situations.
Would you agree that the law has a maximum and a minimum and he chose to go the extreme when he could have acted in a more civil and disciplined manner. Acting within the law doesn't justify torture and this is a form of torture.
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11 Jun 09
i think a test is in order to finally resolve this debate.
gather up 100 70 yo's, put them in a line and one by one taser them. if more than 10 of them die of a heart attack the policeman was probably wrong to do what he did. if not, it's a valuable lesson learnt for all those pesky grannies in the future who want to cause trouble.
i would be an excellent world ruler.