We Have It On Video

[jack10562 414]

This is why cops are using cameras.

This camera turns on when police activate a Taser gun at defendants.

Note the difference between what the defendants, their mothers and their wives, say to the Judge BEFORE the video plays!

At the end look at the size of the last guy and the tie he's wearing.. it only covers half of his chest and his mom should also apologize for lying.

Can they charge them with perjury?

[ny10570 745]

That's a promotional video made by the company. Those aren't real court appearances or taser videos.

[newsbuff 286]

This is why cops are using cameras.

This camera turns on when police activate a Taser gun at defendants.

Note the difference between what the defendants, their mothers and their wives, say to the Judge BEFORE the video plays!

At the end look at the size of the last guy and the tie he's wearing.. it only covers half of his chest and his mom should also apologize for lying.

Can they charge them with perjury?

Uhh, yeah, that's not real....

[FFLieu 70]

I sat and watched that same video on March 4, 2011 when I, myself, was tazed. It's to illustrate the effectiveness of the secondary, non-lethal weapon, and is also used to illustrate that each time it is depolyed, there is a video record for supervisory review.

[jack10562 414]

I sat and watched that same video on March 4, 2011 when I, myself, was tazed.

I bet I would remember the exact time, if it were me that got zapped....!

Fake or not, this movie gives a glimpse of the type of dangerous situations our Finest are subjected to on a regular basis, and it's neither glamorous, nor pretty. There is no such thing as a routine "disturbance" call.

I have a great deal of respect for our cops who take their job seriously.