Surprise surprise. Why - you could have knocked me over with a feather when I saw this:
"...spokesperson Steve Tuttle confirmed that Taser International gave 'setup grants' to John Peters' firm [IPICD]..." [LINK]
The Institute for Prevention of In-Custody Death (Lawsuits) website proudly mentions two sponsors: US Armor and LAAW (Mr. Brave's company). But Taser International is not mentioned on the sponsor's page (even now).
Now - this is where they start to pretend that they weren't intentionally trying to obscure the indirect links from Taser International to those that promote 'excited delirium' as a convenient excuse for mysterious in-custody deaths often associated with taser use.
Let's Google:
http://www.google.com/search?q=IPICD+"Taser+International"
They mentioned each other in passing. But the first Google hit that connects the dots is this blog.
So guys. Does it feel better to finally be out of the closet? Hey! ...not that there's anything wrong with that!
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