Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Globe and Mail - On tasers, the evidence is in

Every provincial solicitor-general, police board and police chief in the country should know what Taser International did not want them to know: that the taser has fatal risks.
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Does anyone care to take the next logical step in this process...?
  1. Did Taser International know about the once-denied, now-accepted risk of death?
  2. Did Taser International continue to deny the risk of death even after they knew about it?
  3. Did the "experts" at Taser International actually believe that the "2mA average" is a relevant measurement technique? Seriously?
  4. Did the management at Taser International ever pay any attention to the death rate per deployment of the older M26 taser as compares to the 2003-era X26? How many paper shredders have they purchased over the past few years?
  5. Did the management of Taser International engage in deceptive marketing practices that left a false impression with key decision makers within the law enforcement hierarchy?

Hey, I'm just asking questions...

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