KingLeonidas
Longterm Registered User
dont think I made clear what I'm asking.
i have not been shot by a TASER. Therefore, I cant tell you personally how quick it really works.
Supposedly the device "immobilizes" the victim, but its not clear whether it's primarily due to pain, or it really does freeze the major muscle groups in the torso. The point is this - assuming a perpetrator has a knife already drawn in one hand, could he quickly swing that knife with one arm and slice the TASER wires, or is this risk very small because the overall shock from the TASER attack works so quickly on the body?
cheers,
KL
i have not been shot by a TASER. Therefore, I cant tell you personally how quick it really works.
Supposedly the device "immobilizes" the victim, but its not clear whether it's primarily due to pain, or it really does freeze the major muscle groups in the torso. The point is this - assuming a perpetrator has a knife already drawn in one hand, could he quickly swing that knife with one arm and slice the TASER wires, or is this risk very small because the overall shock from the TASER attack works so quickly on the body?
cheers,
KL
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