Speaking publicly for the first time since Tuesday’s Taser-related death of Michael Langan, police Chief Keith McCaskill said today the devices are an appropriate “intermediate” weapon for his officers.
By CHRIS KITCHING, SUN MEDIA
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Defy the cops and you get zapped, that it. If you prefer to not get zapped, follow their instructions. No pity for those that get zapped, they asked for it and if death happens, its weeding out the weaker species and in the end it makes mankind stronger…..