AirIntake said:Why didn't they try pepper spray? I'm sure they had some.... pepper spray has already been proven safe.
mrmom2 said:Under your logic next time I get pulled over for speeding I should expect to get tazered :roll: Where are we living communist Russia?
Just the Facts said:AirIntake said:Why didn't they try pepper spray? I'm sure they had some.... pepper spray has already been proven safe.
Good point.
DasFX said:mrmom2 said:Under your logic next time I get pulled over for speeding I should expect to get tazered :roll: Where are we living communist Russia?
If you provoke the officer in a way that questions your intent and motives then of course he should exercise caution and eliminate you as a threat. It is for his/her own good and yours.
Besides, in Russia you just pay out some rubbles and your troubles go away.
EagleSmack said:Just the Facts said:AirIntake said:Why didn't they try pepper spray? I'm sure they had some.... pepper spray has already been proven safe.
Good point.
I bet pepper spray and tazers are viewed on the same level. They are both non-lethal means of subduing a criminal who is resisting. This prevents the police to have to start a physical confrontation between themselves and the offending party. Of course the supposed criminal is going to feel very uncomfortable for a period.
I did not see the swing at the cop either as it was in the vehicle. If you listen she asked
"Why did you taze me!"
"Because you took a swing at my partner."
"I didn't take a swing at you."
"You swung at my partner I said."
. . . far from being used to avoid lethal force, many US police agencies are deploying tasers as a routine force option to subdue non-compliant or disturbed individuals who do not pose a serious danger to themselves or others. In some departments, tasers have become the most prevalent force tool. They have been used against unruly schoolchildren; unarmed mentally disturbed or intoxicated individuals; suspects fleeing minor crime scenes and people who argue with police or fail to comply immediately with a command. . .