Matthew Gray, 47, a retired soldier with some mental health issues, was repeatedly
burned with a glowing hot cigarette [correction] tasered in June of 2003. The RCMP repeatedly
burned him with a red-hot cigarette lighter [correction] tasered him because
the stun gun salesmen said it was okay [correction] they feared for the safety of ambulance attendants, police officers, other drivers on the road and Gray himself. And the taser worked
perfectly [?] - in that it did cause extreme pain and left obvious burn marks that reportedly
smelled like roast beef. And the police only had to deploy it
once twice four times maybe eight times about six times.
[
LINK 2007-11-21]
[
LINK 2009-05-19]
[
LINK 2009-11-13]
[
LINK 2009-12-21]
See also the "Glowing Cigarette Taser Challenge" [
LINK].
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