(CBC News) Vancouver - ...During his testimony, Reilly said studies commissioned by Taser International have pronounced the weapon as safe, but he pointed out that those studies avoided delivering the Taser's probes to the chest. "If you were concerned about avoiding a heart incident, that would be one reason why you'd put the Taser darts on the back," he told the inquiry. [LINK]
Those studies and statistics where the X26 barbs are placed anywhere except on the chest can be summarized by the word: FAKE.
I am not all that interested in taser safety where the taser is applied to someone's elbow, or thigh, or back. Let's sort out the worst case (chest, heart) and then we can extrapolate for the probable increased field safety of 'Drive Mode' and random barb placement (and missing the target completely). As opposed to washing out the denominator with FAKE data which is what someone would do if they had something to hide.
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