“Doug Martin, an officer in Peru, Ind., had been summoned to Miller’s Merry Manor on June 17, 2012, after a nurse called 911 for help in transporting a patient who had hit his roommate, a nurse and a nursing assistant. Martin and his partner, Officer Jeremy Brindle, entered the Alzheimer’s ward to find 64-year-old James Howard sitting in a chair, wearing socks and nothing else. Howard refused the officers’ command to lie on a gurney and advanced toward Brindle, who tried to handcuff Howard. When Brindle lost control of one of Howard’s wrists, Martin yelled ‘Taser’ and deployed it on Howard’s torso. Martin zapped Howard five times for a total of 31 seconds.”
http://www.courthousenews.com/2013/09/12/61097.htm
Related posts:
North Korea: Is War the Inevitable Outcome?
Terror Attacks And Terror Drills: A Series Of Strange Coincidences
Draft Trump Executive Order Would Resume Torture, Because "It Works"
Afghan probe into civilian killings stymied by US refusal to cooperate
Even more smuggled gold enters India
First Italy, Now Portuguese Banks "Unexpectedly" Need A Taxpayer Bailout
FBI warns retailers: more breaches are coming
Insider Pippa Malmgren Explains How the Bankster Game Really Works
Western Union Says Bitcoin Not Ready For Primetime
Cops Barge Into Home, Take Baby After Parents Seek 2nd Medical Opinion
Big Tech Insiders Selling Their Stocks Faster Than Any Time In History
Driver Arrested in Ohio for Secret Car Compartment Full of Nothing
Small business Obamacare online enrollment delayed a year
DEA Seized $3.2 Billion From People Since 2007 Without Charging Any Crime
Interview With Gavin Andresen Of Bitcoin Foundation