Taser Death - An Unexplained Epidemic
The taser death at YVR raises some serious questions. Pardon my cynicism if I don't expect many useful answers.
The simple fact is that, across North America, "death by taser" has become almost commonplace. Jurisdiction after jurisdiction show the same results. Police attempt to subdue some fool who is "out of control," and not long after the sorry soul is dead.
Why? Is it the taser shock(s) itself? Is it the way the suspect is pinned against the floor or otherwise confined?
I don't know. But will you and I ever know?
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"I don't know. But will you and I ever know?"
no.
as was pos'd by "The Running Man" such persons whom are deemed undesirable by the state shall have such 'things' done to-for-about them outside of the harsh glare of the camera lens.
no one is going to tell me that such an incident was not captured by the airport cameras...and be believed.
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