The old rule said police could tase anyone who displayed verbal non-compliance. For example, if an officer told you to put your hands up and you refused, you could have been tased. Now, the officer must percieve physical or verbal aggression before the weapon is used.
The Civil Rights movement employed passive resistance.
Taser provides a false sense of security. I'm not sure it fills any gaps in the civilian self defense arena.
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I'm just trying to inform people about this issue one person at a time.
Cool. I'd like that.
I have family in Law Enforcement. It scares the hell out of me what is happening to "Law Enforcement" policies.
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