AProudLefty
The remora of JPP
I think the DA has a problem...
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The taser gun was already discharged.

I think the DA has a problem...
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Source?
Awesome. Sooooo the next time a police officer draws one, he'll have to justify the use of deadly force.
Over 1000 Americans have died from tasers. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...sers-largest-accounting-to-date-idUSKCN1B21AH
1) I consulted with the police when I was making a decision on self defense options, and they gave me a quick familiarization course(decided against it because even a small taser is too bulky to conceal comfortably, and sometimes the things don't work, you're allowed to open carry them down here, but open carry is stupid)
2) View attachment 15824 See the arcysparky between the 2 prongs at the front of the gun? That's what a taser looks like after the "darts" are fired and the dart magazine is ejected. That arc is what happens when you press the front of the gun into the dirtbag and pull the trigger. Kind of a bonus, eh? Very shocking!
3) The gun holds 2 dart magazines, so yes, the gun can be fired twice. But what I failed to mention was, once you get the darts into the target, each time you pull the trigger, you get a 5 second shocking experience, and I've seen people ride the lightning 5 times or more depending on the battery. It doesn't look like a very pleasant experience, but probably beats getting shot
The taser gun was already discharged.![]()
Brooks took what the DA acknowledged was a "deadly weapon" from one of the officers. The officers, given the struggle and circumstances, didn't know what the status of the taser was. Brooks pointed it at an officer, and it certainly looks like he discharged it, but it really doesn't matter. Brooks, after violently resisting arrest was in possession of a "deadly weapon" as acknowledged by the DA, and pointed it at a police officer who responded by shooting him. Brooks had nothing coming.
He did discharge it. If you watch the video, you can see the flag laying on the ground. And you can see what appears to be a faint smoke coming out of the taser gun.
It makes no difference. He pointed it in the general direction of the officer. That constitutes intent to use deadly force. Shooting the perp is allowed.
It makes a difference because after he discharged the taser gun, it is no longer useful, that is if it's a one time deal.
Yea, because they were in some Hollywood western movie where the good guy counts every shot fired...
1) I consulted with the police when I was making a decision on self defense options, and they gave me a quick familiarization course(decided against it because even a small taser is too bulky to conceal comfortably, and sometimes the things don't work, you're allowed to open carry them down here, but open carry is stupid)
2) View attachment 15824 See the arcysparky between the 2 prongs at the front of the gun? That's what a taser looks like after the "darts" are fired and the dart magazine is ejected. That arc is what happens when you press the front of the gun into the dirtbag and pull the trigger. Kind of a bonus, eh? Very shocking!
3) The gun holds 2 dart magazines, so yes, the gun can be fired twice. But what I failed to mention was, once you get the darts into the target, each time you pull the trigger, you get a 5 second shocking experience, and I've seen people ride the lightning 5 times or more depending on the battery. It doesn't look like a very pleasant experience, but probably beats getting shot
they are deadly weaponsOver 1000 Americans have died from tasers. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...sers-largest-accounting-to-date-idUSKCN1B21AH
they are deadly weapons
I see reading comprehension isn't your thingvideo of the same D.A. saying a Taser is considered a deadly weapon under Georgia Law.
That's been my position since the first victim died of a heart attack induced by a taser
>Do you even memory, bro?
they are deadly weapons