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To help everyone with their energy bills hasn't yet reached those who are most in need. volunteer police officers in england and wales will be authorised to use tasers, the home secretary is to announce. priti patel will say in a speech to police that special constables should be able to use the electric stun guns if they complete the specific training. the home office said it would ensure they are not "at a disadvantage" when facing attackers. joining me now is wayen mcdonald, whose brother adrian was killed by a taser in 2014. thank you forjoining us. tell us about adrian and what happened t...

Tasers? we do not condone the use of tasers? we do not condone the use of tasers as long — tasers? we do not condone the use of tasers as long as _ tasers? we do not condone the use of tasers as long as they _ tasers? we do not condone the use of tasers as long as they are _ tasers? we do not condone the use of tasers as long as they are used - tasers as long as they are used properly, in the case of my brother, the officer who used the taser, five seconds, they tasered him for nearly 25 seconds, and he died of a heart attack. 50 25 seconds, and he died of a heart attack. 25 seconds, and he ...

To anyone. he had barricaded himself in a room while having a psychotic episode. he desperately needed help but instead they tasered him. then, this case went to the coroner, didn't it? what was the conclusion of that? they said he died from the stress of the incident. they did not put any blame on the police who had tasered him whilst setting a dog on him and refusing him medical assistance because he called for an ambulance numerous times, but they were more interested in looking at the police dog who caused most of the police dog who caused most of the injuries. the police dog who caused mo...