police having tasers
24 November 2008, 09:10 PM
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police having tasers
good thing or bad thing?
POLICE CANNOT WAIT TO GET TASERS - The Daily Mash
i kind of air on the side of bad
what you guys think
POLICE CANNOT WAIT TO GET TASERS - The Daily Mash
i kind of air on the side of bad
what you guys think
24 November 2008, 09:15 PM
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but u cant taser brazilians as they have a built up immunity to electricity so u must shoot them in the head 8 times or lasers fire out there eyes...................................or so the met police say 
24 November 2008, 09:17 PM
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Your not gonna get shot if your not mis behaving, They will be so heavily regulated. We are talking instant suspension when used and fully investigated by the IPCA
Im going good thing!!
Im going good thing!!
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24 November 2008, 09:24 PM
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GREAT now the criminals will be able to run off,while the copper is standing there reading out the health and safety rules,plus probably having to go threw 12 procedures,before being allowed to actually electrocute someone.
absolutely shocking.
absolutely shocking.
24 November 2008, 09:25 PM
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I am sorry if you have had a bad experience with the police but please rest assured that to deploy CS is a big thing for an operational officer. Its not something that can just happen and is then forgotten about.
Statements, use of force forms, PNBs. Its not something that is just used as a first form of resolve.
It was the most heavily regulated I have ever been in my life, including time in the services. You cannot do anything without accounting for yourself and I honestly believe that for an officer to use a taser, knowing that he could possibly lose his job would not be something taken lightly.
If it turns out to be misused I will meet you back here in a year an apologise.
24 November 2008, 09:26 PM
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Trust the coppers not at all, you'll not go far wrong
24 November 2008, 09:29 PM
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Up until 6 months ago I was in response for a county force, I had to leave due to a very very bad injury on duty.
I am sorry if you have had a bad experience with the police but please rest assured that to deploy CS is a big thing for an operational officer. Its not something that can just happen and is then forgotten about.
Statements, use of force forms, PNBs. Its not something that is just used as a first form of resolve.
It was the most heavily regulated I have ever been in my life, including time in the services. You cannot do anything without accounting for yourself and I honestly believe that for an officer to use a taser, knowing that he could possibly lose his job would not be something taken lightly.
If it turns out to be misused I will meet you back here in a year an apologise.
I am sorry if you have had a bad experience with the police but please rest assured that to deploy CS is a big thing for an operational officer. Its not something that can just happen and is then forgotten about.
Statements, use of force forms, PNBs. Its not something that is just used as a first form of resolve.
It was the most heavily regulated I have ever been in my life, including time in the services. You cannot do anything without accounting for yourself and I honestly believe that for an officer to use a taser, knowing that he could possibly lose his job would not be something taken lightly.
If it turns out to be misused I will meet you back here in a year an apologise.
less paperwork at least!
24 November 2008, 09:30 PM
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Up until 6 months ago I was in response for a county force, I had to leave due to a very very bad injury on duty.
I am sorry if you have had a bad experience with the police but please rest assured that to deploy CS is a big thing for an operational officer. Its not something that can just happen and is then forgotten about.
Statements, use of force forms, PNBs. Its not something that is just used as a first form of resolve.
It was the most heavily regulated I have ever been in my life, including time in the services. You cannot do anything without accounting for yourself and I honestly believe that for an officer to use a taser, knowing that he could possibly lose his job would not be something taken lightly.
If it turns out to be misused I will meet you back here in a year an apologise.
I am sorry if you have had a bad experience with the police but please rest assured that to deploy CS is a big thing for an operational officer. Its not something that can just happen and is then forgotten about.
Statements, use of force forms, PNBs. Its not something that is just used as a first form of resolve.
It was the most heavily regulated I have ever been in my life, including time in the services. You cannot do anything without accounting for yourself and I honestly believe that for an officer to use a taser, knowing that he could possibly lose his job would not be something taken lightly.
If it turns out to be misused I will meet you back here in a year an apologise.
i know all that but i know someone who got pepper sprayed for answering back, now do you think that is the correct use of it? not sayin all officers will abuse it just the usual chip on shoulder guys
24 November 2008, 09:31 PM
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Up until 6 months ago I was in response for a county force, I had to leave due to a very very bad injury on duty.
I am sorry if you have had a bad experience with the police but please rest assured that to deploy CS is a big thing for an operational officer. Its not something that can just happen and is then forgotten about.
Statements, use of force forms, PNBs. Its not something that is just used as a first form of resolve.
It was the most heavily regulated I have ever been in my life, including time in the services. You cannot do anything without accounting for yourself and I honestly believe that for an officer to use a taser, knowing that he could possibly lose his job would not be something taken lightly.
If it turns out to be misused I will meet you back here in a year an apologise.
I am sorry if you have had a bad experience with the police but please rest assured that to deploy CS is a big thing for an operational officer. Its not something that can just happen and is then forgotten about.
Statements, use of force forms, PNBs. Its not something that is just used as a first form of resolve.
It was the most heavily regulated I have ever been in my life, including time in the services. You cannot do anything without accounting for yourself and I honestly believe that for an officer to use a taser, knowing that he could possibly lose his job would not be something taken lightly.
If it turns out to be misused I will meet you back here in a year an apologise.
24 November 2008, 09:31 PM
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Bad idea IMHO, you just know the British Police farce will be trigger happy and be desperate to give anyone they feel a spark up the ***, tis kinda like giving a six year old a lighter and telling him not to set fire to anything!
24 November 2008, 09:44 PM
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50/50 as some say some of them will use it for the sake of it but i think all cops should carry a firearm like in europe 
and on a sat night in towns they should have some sort of task force who take no **** 
and on a sat night in towns they should have some sort of task force who take no ****
24 November 2008, 10:04 PM
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24 November 2008, 10:04 PM
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I was in Gran Canaria a few weeks ago when a pissed up British group kicked off at a local security guard. The police turned up and they started mouthing off at them and the batons came out
they ended up in the back of the car, and when one of the yobbo's girlfriends threw a glass at them they put her on her *** and dragged her off too.
Exactly how they should tackle them here.
they ended up in the back of the car, and when one of the yobbo's girlfriends threw a glass at them they put her on her *** and dragged her off too.Exactly how they should tackle them here.
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24 November 2008, 11:27 PM
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better for police to have them instead of criminals walking around with them...
would be good to lay hands on this:
Man Files Patent For Taser-Proof Clothing - Geekologie
would be good to lay hands on this:
Man Files Patent For Taser-Proof Clothing - Geekologie