Not arguing that a taser is less lethal. But a taser is a use of force with potential to be lethal, and needs to be viewed as such in any evaluation of options.
Not arguing that a taser is less lethal. But a taser is a use of force with potential to be lethal, and needs to be viewed as such in any evaluation of options.
Yes, I promise we know that. Any use of force has the potential to be lethal, obviously different uses of force have different likelihood of that. Reasonableness doesn’t compel us to hang back afraid of fringe outliers.
A halligan to the head has a significantly greater change of being lethal. Someone coming at me with a halligan (or baton, or bat, or other like object) will have a very short time and small amount of space to reconsider their choice or they’re at great risk of being shot.
Super annoying that autocorrect keeps changing ‘halligan’ to ‘gallivanting’. Not now, autocorrect.
Not arguing that a taser is less lethal. But a taser is a use of force with potential to be lethal, and needs to be viewed as such in any evaluation of options.
Disagreed. I’ve been tasered. If it gets you right, you’re down for five seconds (or longer if the trigger remains held), but you aren’t unconscious and once the arc stops you can immediately move and fight. You can see the frame where he gets the halligan in the dome and his head rotates. Pretty sure he was lights out while still on his feet.
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