"...She and the other volunteers took their shocks on padded mats. A nitrogen cartridge propelled the metal probes of the taser and they hooked into the [subject]'s back, trailing thin, curling wires. Each [subject] stiffened. Two spotters caught their flattened bodies, then lowered them gently to the floor. ..." [LINK - if you stand the smell]
"...back..."
FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE FAKE.
If tasers are so safe, cardiac-wise, then all such demos should be aimed directly at the subject's chest (as they are typically used on the street) instead of into the back.
Have you noticed that many of the mysterious taser-associated deaths (in those perfectly clear cases where no other rational causes of death can be found), seem to have a statistical-surplus of taser hits to the chest?
The fact that at virtually ALL training sessions and demos, the taser darts are ALWAYS aimed into the subject's back (or similar cardiac-safe areas) is clear evidence that even the people that design these events (almost certainly Taser) are not really so confident as they claim to be about the devices' actual level of safety.
If they actually were perfectly confident, then they wouldn't have taken such blatantly obvious precautions.
FAKE. Utterly FAKE.
Taser uses these sort of FAKE demos to wash-out the denominator of their field statistics.
FAKE.
I guess it is true that only a coward would shoot someone in the back. In this case the coward is Taser. Frightened to death they are.
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And now we have the "stun-cuff"
http://www.stun-cuff.com/
site/1558099/page/790580
Lord have mercy.
And those who volunteer to be tasered must first read and sign the manufacturer's Volunteer Warnings, Risks, Liability
Release and Covenant Not to Sue (see http://www.taser.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/Controlled%20Documents/Warnings/LG-FORM-VOLUNTER-001%20REV%20B%20Volunteer%20Exposure%20Release.pdf)
That speaks volumes.
Stun-cuff are morons. They're making some serious mistakes.
I'll bet you a dollar that their transmitter is overly primitive, probably can be jammed. Annd hackers can probably have fun remotely triggering these devices. Not to mention false triggers.
Also, the concept of 'peer pressure' where collective punishment is (optionally) meted out to all nine prisoners when one misbehaves is prohibited by the constitution and international law. They will eventually be sued into oblivion for this fatal design concept flaw.
And they provide down-loadable draft policies which got Taser into so much trouble. More lawsuit material for any mistakes.
Stun-cuff are the stupidest people on earth.
But I'm not going to distract myself with them. They'll implode all by themselves.
The "test mode" of Taser that is used for these demos and for officer trainings (which are being disbanded now that there's a class action suit against Taser from police for various detrimental health effects from it) is approx. 1.5 seconds. They don't get a full 5 second shock even--much less repeated or elongated shocks as many on the street get.
Demos also include people holding you up and cushioned mats to break your fall. No busting your head open on concrete or police kneeling on your back while they torture you multiple times.
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