CNN Legal View With Ashleigh Banfield April 8, 2015 16:35:00
See his weapon is holstered. is it typical for officers to have tasers holstered on their left-hand side where he's working outside the purview of this camera? >> absolutely. no agencies will require the officer to do cross-draw tooepgs with the taser so they don't have weapon confusion. this way you have the firearm on the right side or left side, whichever the dom hand of the officer is. and you place the taser weapon on the opposite side so they can't unintentionally draw the taser weapon instead of their firearm or vice versa. when i look at the video and see the firearm on his right hip a...
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