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- Taser should not be first police toolPosted on 12/1/2007
- Wrongful Death Suit Filed Against Washington, D.C. Police DepartmentPosted on 10/11/2007
- Teen Under Influence of Marijuana Charged With Vehicular Homidice in MaconPosted on 9/27/2007
- Two-Year-Old Dies at Daycare CenterPosted on 8/31/2007
- Former DeKalb Sheriff Confesses to Arranging Killing of SuccessorPosted on 8/17/2007
- Doctor Who Prescribed Anabolic Steroids to Wrestler Chris Benoit Indicted on Seven CountsPosted on 7/3/2007
- Ga. Settles Wrongful Death Suit in Teen's Death at Georgia RegionalPosted on 6/19/2007
- North Georgia Judge Dismisses Charges in Restraint Death of Teenage BoyPosted on 6/10/2007
- Henry County Police Arrest Two in Graduation Party Shooting DeathsPosted on 6/8/2007
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Taser should not be first police tool
Posted on Dec 01, 2007
Since Tasers were introduced as a law enforcement tool less than 10 years ago, their popularity among police agencies has grown enormously. An estimated 12,000 departments nationwide have made them standard issue. In Georgia, Gwinnett County has become ground zero in the use of Tasers as a "nonlethal" method of confronting and subduing suspects. Last week, Gwinnett police leveled a 50,000-volt charge into a handcuffed, 14-year-old trick-or-treater who continued to be unruly while being held by two officers.
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