In the below article you will read about someone that gave a little thought to their protection before they had to. She purchased an effective product and she avoided becoming a victim!
83-Year Old Tallahassee Woman Stops Teen From Robbing a Car
ASSOCIATED PRESS • August 29, 2008
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Authorities say an 83-year-old woman managed to scare off a 17-year-old boy who was trying to break into a car.
Tallahassee police report the teen was trying to break into the car in a convenience store parking lot Wednesday evening when the woman saw him and threatened him with her pepper spray.
The boy ran off, but police say the caught him later across the street. He was charged with auto burglary.
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TASER Deemed Safe
Many times when a TASER weapon is used and the attacker dies, the death is immediately attributed to the use of the TASER. As you can see in the below article, with further investigation the death is always found to be caused by a contributing factor.
Tasers and stun guns are proven non-lethal weapons.
Posted by The Courier-Journal, Louisville, KY Southern Indiana
Taser Death Ruled Accidental
By Jessie Halladay • jhalladay@courier-journal.com • August 27, 2008
The death of a man who was shot with a Taser by Louisville Metro Police has been ruled accidental by the Jefferson County Coroner’s Office.
The final report on the death of Isaac Bass, who died July 2, shows that he died of cocaine toxicity with a contributing factor of heart disease, said Sam Weakley, a deputy coroner.
Bass, 34, died a short time after he had been stunned with a Taser by a metro police officer. Tasers are intended to deliver an incapacitating, but not lethal, electrical shock.
Weakley said tests conducted after the initial autopsy came back to his office today showing that Bass had cocaine in his system and that was compounded by existing heart disease.
Officers responded to a home on Delaware Drive after calls that Bass was fighting with his brother, police have said. Police said that Bass became combative with police, striking one officer with a flashlight and reaching for an officer’s weapon during a struggle.
Officers Keith Heselschwerdt and Larry Wagner were put on paid administrative leave pending an internal investigation into the incident.
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Tasers and stun guns are proven non-lethal weapons.
Posted by The Courier-Journal, Louisville, KY Southern Indiana
Taser Death Ruled Accidental
By Jessie Halladay • jhalladay@courier-journal.com • August 27, 2008
The death of a man who was shot with a Taser by Louisville Metro Police has been ruled accidental by the Jefferson County Coroner’s Office.
The final report on the death of Isaac Bass, who died July 2, shows that he died of cocaine toxicity with a contributing factor of heart disease, said Sam Weakley, a deputy coroner.
Bass, 34, died a short time after he had been stunned with a Taser by a metro police officer. Tasers are intended to deliver an incapacitating, but not lethal, electrical shock.
Weakley said tests conducted after the initial autopsy came back to his office today showing that Bass had cocaine in his system and that was compounded by existing heart disease.
Officers responded to a home on Delaware Drive after calls that Bass was fighting with his brother, police have said. Police said that Bass became combative with police, striking one officer with a flashlight and reaching for an officer’s weapon during a struggle.
Officers Keith Heselschwerdt and Larry Wagner were put on paid administrative leave pending an internal investigation into the incident.
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