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TASER® Technology Talking Points for Law Enforcement
October 2006
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TASER® systems utilize a state-of-the-art Neuro-Muscular Incapacitation (NMI) technology that temporarily
overrides the nervous system, taking over muscular control. This NMI technology temporarily debilitates even
the toughest indi-viduals with minimal risk of injury.

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Over 9,500 law enforcement agencies deploy our TASER brand devices including over 2,500 law enforcement
agencies with full deployments to an patrol officers. Over 200,000 TASER devices are in the hands of law
enforcement officers.

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Over 11,600 documented field reports of the TASER device showing an effectiveness rating of 94.9% for the
TASER devices. Of these use, only 978 injuries reported were listed as "minor injuries," including cuts,
scrapes, secondary fall injuries, probe marks and bruises.

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It is estimated that there have been over 115,000 law enforcement field uses with TASER devices.

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Over 109,000 volunteer exposures have been conducted with TASER devices.

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In June of 2006, TASER International pioneered another revolution in law enforcement accountability with its
production of TASER CAMTM that provides an audio/visual recording accessory to its TASER X26 electronic
control devices. The system includes a built-in microphone and monochromatic lens to video record in
complete darkness. This new system enhances the X26 and M26 built-in dataport chips that record the date and
firing time of each T ASER system application which is a self-reporting layer of accountability that corroborates
an officer's law enforcement report.

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In a landmark study in June 2006, a study by the Cleveland Clinic reported a standard electrical discharge from
a TASER X26 does not induce ventricular fibrillation and that cocaine intoxication increases the safety margin
even further. The study used anesthetized adults pigs as animal models according to Dhanunjaya Lekkireddy,
M.D., an electrophysiology fellow at the Cleveland Clinic, at the Heart Rhythm Society meeting. The study
found that standard discharge from the TASER X26 did not induce ventricular fibrillation at any of the five
tested body sites. The cocaine attenuated the effect of the shocks by 50% to 150% above the baseline safety
margin. The study indicates that cocaine may not cause arrhythmias and may actually protect against them in
the absence of pre-existing myocardial ischemia, infarct, metabolic abnormalities or cardiomyopathy. "A
standard five-second stun gun application is unlikely to cause life-threatening arrhythmias, at least in the normal
heart, irrespective of the position of application," said Dr. Lekkireddy.

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In June 2006, the Circuit Court for the County of Saginaw, Michigan entered a judgment in favor of TASER
International ordering the dismissal of the product liability lawsuit filed by Devica Thompson, et. al' against
T ASER International, Inc. This is the twentieth wrongful death or injury lawsuit that has been dismissed or
judgment entered in favor of TASER International.

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In March 2006, a landmark study by Dr. Jeffrey Ho and several physicians from the Hennepin County Medical
Center in Minneapolis, MN was peer reviewed and published in the journal of the Society of Academic
Emergency Medicine. This study is the most extensive published sampling of human subjects to undergo
cardiovascular and physiologic evaluation on the effects of a standard five-second exposure to the TASER X26
electronic control device. In the study population, it was found that the TASER X26 electronic control device
did not affect the recordable cardiac electrical activity within a 24-hour period following a standard five-second
application. Furthermore, the authors were unable to detect any induced electrical dysrhythmias or significant
direct cardiac cellular damage which could be related to sudden and unexpected death proximal to electronic
control device exposure. Additionally, no evidence of dangerous hyperkalemia or induced acidosis was found.
The authors did recommend further study in the general area of the in-custody death phenomenon to better
understand its causes.
The abstract can be viewed at: http://www.aemi.org/c~j/contentlabstractlj.aem.2006.01.017vl

GRANT INFO for TASER® brand technology. Most grants are awarded are via a state grant or through Federal
grants under Community Block Grants. For example Sacramento PD did their full deployment under a CA Dept. of
Justice rant. Las Vegas Metro PD is via US grant.
Block grants have been available and widely used by local law enforcement for a number of years. The dollar
amount of each grant is based on crime statistics for their respective communities. Some departments are aware of
this, but thisis a good reminder that these block grants are ideally suited for purchasing TASERs. For example, see
this article below:

Taser Subsidies

There is a Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) under the Office of Justice Programs under the
U.S. Department of Justice. The BJA has a Local Law Enforcement Block Grants Program.
The stated purpose of these grants is:
"The Local Law Enforcement Block Grants (LLEBG) Program provides funds to units of
local government to underwrite projects that reduce crime and improve public safety. The
LLEBG Program emphasizes local decision-making and encourages communities to craft
their own responses to local crime and drug problems. II
Specifically, the grants can be used for "Procuring equipment, technology, and other items
directly related to basic law enforcement functions."
The amount of the funding was as high as $523mm for FY 2001 but dropped to $260mm for
FY 2003. The grant will pay for 90% of the cost of the eligible program.
<htq:l://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/BJA/grantillebg app.html>
As for the others, most departments are using "New technology" as the category when applying for grants. We've
been told that many departments are qualifying for grants but have the details on very few. Here are a couple I have
facts on:
Sacramento Police Dept., CA Rec'd $248,000 State Grant, David Paul: 916-264-7216
Denver Police Dept, received Fed grant money: Cpl Stephen Palka: 720-9l3-6536 AND palkas@ci.denver.co.us -great source on training as well.
Andrew Anderson
Here is an excellent source of info from the Las Vegas Metro Police Dept:
A7891A@LVMPD.com . I have attached a copy ofa grant proposal for 1048 Tasers via a Local Law Enforcement
Block Grant. (The cover page is the last page in he document.)
Consulting with Mr. Anderson would be an extremely wise idea!
Andrew M. (Andy) Anderson
Grant Specialist, LVMPD
702-229-3020
Cell: 702-809-3407
Email: A7891A@LVMPD.com
Sacramento Police Dept., CA Rec'd $248,000 State Grant, David Paul: 916-264-7216
The other good contact would Jacksonvil1e Beach Police as they apparently also received a grant and they should be
in your neck of the woods:

The contact there is: Sgt. Tom Bingham at 904-270-1683
*Monroe County Sheriffs Dept., GA - Lt. Mercer Bush 912-994-7050 Rec'ed $10K from Fed Local Law
Enforcement Grant '2000 for 16 M26s, 16 holsters, dataport, 4 28-s of 15's, 2 28's. The total was $11,127.28 w/ the
balance paid by the City Commission.
Received $12,000 Local Law Enforcement Grant paid for most of the TASER equipment with a $1,334 match from
Churchill Co Sheriffs Office, NV: Sgt James T. Wood, Churchill County Sheriffs Dept, 73 N Maine St, Suite A,
Fallon, NV 89406
E-mail Address:j497w@hotmail.com
Phone: 775-423-3116
Fax: 775-423-6689
Wright City Police Dept., OK Chief Efaw Clinton 580-981-2238 awarded grant for 2 units
Arizona State Capital Police, AZ - Sgt. Wayne Cochran 602-542-9226
-Received grant for 5 units
Kankakee PD, IL - Received grant for unknown amount for M26 purchase
(Currently, we are awaiting this info: Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of League City will be
conducting a Public Hearing to use Law Enforcement Block Grant money to purchase (3) Taser Systems and a
Graphic Mapping System for the Police Department. Written conunents may be submitted in advance to: Assistant
Chief Reed, League City Police, League City, TX 77573 or e-mailed to ccreed@lcpd.com Published: 11/2/2002)
Indian Harbour Beach PD, FL Chief Fred Femez 321-773-3030 Applied for
Grant to be awarded in April 2001

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St. George PD, UT - Sgt. Staley 435-634-5883 received grant for 16-20
Below is the research of web sites and phone numbers that you can contact for grants. We haven't been able to
obtain grants as the agencies themselves are required to request it, but these are great resources:
Grants are awarded every month it seems. Your agency can write grants that tum into money for new technologies,
equipment, training, officer hiring, overtime pay, and many other new and innovative programs for law enforcement
agencies (and in some cases get bullet resist. vests, too).
There are two basic types of grants: discretionary grants, where the government office makes the decision about
which grants will be awarded, and block or formula grants, which go to cities based on population and crime rate.
Some grant applications have been reduced to 2 to 4 pages to simplify the administrative process.
You may want to consider how you can increase your grant resources. To learn more about how to write grants that
tum into dollars for projects you can contact the following organizations:
www.nlectc.orglvirlib/InfoList.asp?
www.policegrants.com
www.ojp.usdoj.gov
www.ojp.usdoj.gov/BJA
www.oip·usdoj.govlbjs/crs.htm
www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nii/funding.htm
www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/fundlwelcome.html
www.usdoj.gov/index.html
http://www.cops.usdoj.gov/
www.ojjdp.ncjrs.orglgrants/grants.html
www. vests.ojp. gov
www.fdncenter.org (The Foundation Center)
www.tgci.com/resources/federaJ/ffed.html (The Grantsmanship Center)

www.agmconnect.org (Associated Grant makers of Massachusetts)
www.philanthropy.com (The Chronicle of Philanthropy)
www.grants.gov
For more information on funding programs call the following organizations:
U.S. Department of Justice Call Response Center 800-421-6770
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) 202-514-2058
OJP Grants Management System (GMS) hotline 888-549-9901
To write a grant, the IACP has a great site:
http://www .theiacp.org/documents/index.cfm?fuseaction=document&document type id= 1&document id= 101
Furthermore, this some of the feedback we have received from PDs that have received FED Grants to purchase
ADVANCED TASERs.
1. Bill Hardgrove, Denver PD used a "non-specific" Block Grant which is for general purpose equip that no cannot
fund consultants, purchase fIxed-wing, armored vehicles or tanks. Real estate and construction or remodeling is
permissible, but must be pre-approved by DC Bureau of Justice, Assistance, State & Local Assistance, 1810 7th St.,
NW, Wash, DC 20531 @ 202- 305-2542. Bill said that Block Grants in AZ are under the Program Manager,
Deborah Powell @ 202-514-0735. Bill reports that the US Gov't wants to fmance equip and get it out the street. It's
not a slam dunk as it has spending deadlines that are "use or lose it" deadlines. He didn't have to write up a
justifIcation.
-----Original Message----From: Mike Barry [mailto: sgtmbarrymdpd@hotmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 31,2002 12:18 PM
To: steve@taser.com
Steve ..I got your name from Russel, i am with the MIAMI-DADE Police Department in Miami, FL and in the
process of searching for a grant for the taser and training. If you could help me out regarding a site to go to that
entertains funds for this type of training and item please contact me ... I understand that Sacramento, CA received a
grant for taser training in 2000. If you have a contact or infonnation on what they did it would be helpfuL. thanks
for your assistance.
Phone number (305) 715-5075
Fax 305-7155100
Sgt. Mike Barry Physical Skills UnitlMDPD
Good luck obtaining grants. Please let us know when you are successful and also you may want to submit your
documentation to us to help other law enforcement officials:
Sincerely,
Steve Tuttle
Director of Government & Law Enforcement Affairs
TASER International (NASDAQ: TASR & TASRW)
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The TASERTM Training Academy is designed to
provide training on the use of TASER brand
electronic control devices and other form s of
non-lethal force. Training is geared toward the
special needs of law enforcement officers, medical
personnel, the military, private citizens and
instructor certification. Force options and decision
making, tactics, medical issues, weapon
maintenance and personal safety are just a few of
the topics covered in the offered courses.

Our cadre of instructors consists of active and
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participation. We make every effort to simulate real-life stre ss and circumstances , to provide realistic training to
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To protec t and serve - every day over 850,000 law
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wo rk to fulfill thi s mission. Sometimes these officers
make the ultimate sacri fice and are killed in the line of
duty.

supporting the Family

In 2005, 157 officers in the United Sta tes and 11
in Canada were ki lled in the line of duty.
Over 5,000 law enforce ment agencies have lost
officers.
In response to th ese tragedi es, and as a way to give
back t o the law en forcement com muni ty, TASER
Inte"rnational, Inc. es tablished the TASER FOUNDATION
in Nove mber 2004. The initia l endowmen t of
S1,000,000 came from th e co mpany, th e Smith
Families (founders of TASER InternationaL Inc.) and
direct co ntribut ions from TA SER Internationa l
employees.
Mission: To honor the service and sacrifice of local
state and federal law enforcemem officers in (he United
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Your donatIon IS fully deductible to the extent allowed by law.

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The TASER FOUNDATION for Fa llen Officers is a means
to support the la w enforceme nt com munity by
providing finan cial an d education support to the
famili es o f sworn law enforcement personne l lost in the
line of duty from the United States and Canada.

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corporate d ono rs. In addition, lASER International
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100% of all donations directly benefit the families of
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The TA SER FOUNDATION provides support to the
families of those w ho gave their lives while protecting
our commun ities. Immediate family (spo use and /o r
dependents) of a swo rn law enforceme nt officer w hose
life w as lost in the lin e of duty are eligibl e for benefit s.
In order to qualify, the immediate ca use o f a loss of life
must be duty related and have occurred since Augus t 1,
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opportunitie s t o immediate family memb ers . The
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Absence Of Electrocardiographic Effects
Following Taser®Device Application In Human Volunteers

Jeffrey D. Ho, MD • Ri chard M . Luceri, MD· Dhanunjaya R. Lakireddy, MD· Donald M. Dawes, MD
Hennep in County Medical Center, Minneapolis, MN • Holy Cro ss Hospital. Ft. Lauderdale, FL· Cleveland Clinic and Hospital, Cleveland, OH • Lomp oc District Hospital, Lompoc, CA

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enfor cement for con\rol of agit ated subjects by c<lu sing pain andl or
neuromu scular incapacitation.
There has been significan t recent scrutiny of the TASER and its potentia l role
in the d eath of subjec ts who have died whi le in custody. While there are
numerou s cases every year of in -custody deaths when no TASER has been
applied, criticism of this device has occurred and a questionable causal
relationship has been hypothesized.
One hypothesis is that the TASER may induce death from card iac
dysfunction. arrhythmia or d elayed myocardial damage. We sough t to
determine if human ex posure to a standard TASER device causes any
detec table change in serial 12-1ead electroca rdiograms.

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remained un changed at all four lime point s. No other EKG abnormalities
were noted and no changes from baseline were detected.

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the 12-lead electroca rdiograms of this sampled population.
Theories ofTASE R induced dysrhythmic death or myocardial damage arc
not supported by our finding s.

METHODS:
32 vol unteer subjects agreed to participa te in the study. IRB approval was
received prior to starl ing the projec t. After obtaining informed consent, all
subjeCls had as-second TASER applica tion with deployed probes from a
distance of approximately 7 feet using a standard TASER X26 d evice.
SeliaI electrocardiograms were performed on all subjec ts immediately
before and immediately after TA SER ex posure and again at 16 and 24 hours
after ex posure. The elec trocardiogram s were int erpreted by a blinded
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A 12 MONTH SURVEILLANCE STUDY

Levell Trauma Center

UN IVERS ITY OF MINNESOTA
EMERGENCY M EDICINE PROG RAM

Jeffrey D, Ho, MD, JamesR. Miner, MD, William G, Heegaard, MD, MPH, Robert F, Reardon, MD
University of Minnesota Emergency Medicine Program, Department of Emergency Medicine Program, Hennepin County Medical Center
Minneapolis, Minnesota

TIME TO COLLAPSE:

INTRODUCTION

WHO DIES IN CUSTODY

Emergency physicians often care for suspects in police custody.
Sudden and unexpected in-custody death (IC D) of a suspect is an
alarming event that occurs at an unknown rate. There are many
theories of causation, inctuding drug intoxication, excited delirium and
excessive use of force by police. There is currently not an adequate,
universal method in place to track ICD events so it is difficult to know
how often ICD occu rs or what factors surround each event. Since ICD
has recently bee n a popular media topic of human rights groups, this
lack of a universa l tracking method may lead to faulty concl usions
regarding causation or association. This report uses a novel and
prospective process to gather ICD data and analyzes the factors
reported for significance.

A review of available media sources reveals the following statistics
about people who die in police custody without trauma.

METHODS
W\V\v.webdippings .com was prospectively queried for American lCD's
over a 12 month period. This data search service scours 1.5 billion
sources daily for requested terms . Data was forwarded for analysis
and included subject gender, age, behavior, arrest force and weapons
used, time of coll apse proximal to arrest, and prese nce of illicit
substa nce abuse. Custodial agencies were contacted for details as
necessary. Descriptive statistics and chi-square tests for significance
were used.

RESULTS

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Between 1-48 hours 56

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• Impact Weapons were associated with death in the first 60 minutes
(13/14 , p=0.019)
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dea lh (0/50, p=O.OO l )

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ICD in America is largely an event involving males less than 45
yea rs of age engaging in illicit substance abuse
ICD appears to occur within the first 60 minutes when an intermediate impact weapon is used
ICD appea rs to never occur instan tan eOl.sly when a TASER device
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No current ICD database exists for analysis and we recommend
that professionals from interested disciptines develop universal reporting guidelines to better track these events

• 162 ICO's reported

LIMITATIONS

• 96.3% males

We recognize that the most significant timitation of this study is the
very point that we are trying to caUattention to. The fact that there is
not a current. universal ICD database is concerning. Beca use we
have relied on the media to report these, i\ is possible that we have
not included every ICD that has occurred. And, although we have attempted to verify accuracy of each report, it is possible that inaccurate
reporting of force factors and collapse times occurred. We believe
that an opportunity for a national registry of lC~'s exists to further
define and study this problem .

• Mean age 35.7 years (SO ±9.8, range 15-75).
• 62.9% exhibited bizarre behavior and 62.3% had confirmed illicit
drug use just prior to arrest.
POLI CE FORCE USED:
. None 22
Significant Hands-On 111
Intermediate Weapons 84
• (Chemical 20, Impact 14, TASER 50 , Handcuffs 162)
Deadly 19

Tabl e 1 - Cardiac Disease in th e Stud V
Popul a t io n

• The T1lSer is a small, hand-held, e l ~trica l immobilization device
delivering 25,000-50,000 volts of electricity and creating brief paralysis.

Coronary Arte ry Disease ( n=5)

Widespread use of such " less-lethal" weapons are increasingly used by

Cardiomyopa thy (n=5)

police forces throughoUi the country.

Both (n-6)

16.7%
16.7%
53.3%

• Previously documented common causes of restraint-related death
include positional asphyxia and excited delirium.

period from T1lSer injury to death, leaving 30 cases.

~

• Reccnt media attention on deaths tempomlly relnted to Tasers have
mised questions of their safety and what role they may play in restraintrelated death.

• Autopsy reports for 41 of75 identified cases (55%) ofTaser-related deaths were received; of
these, II (27".) were excluded for obvious alternate causes of death or a greater than one hour

• The mea n patient age was 35.S with a range of IS-50. All patients were male. Sixteen
(53".) were white; 10 (33.3%) were blac k; and 4 (1 3".) were Hispanic.

Tabl e 2 - To x icology - Stimulants

• Tables 1-4 show cardiac disease, toxicology findings, presence of excited delirium, and
4 3.3 0/0

Cocain e (n=13)
Methampheta mine (n=3)

10 .0 %

Both (n =3)

.lll.l!'l!!

docume nted cause of death.
• Only 13 (46%) autopsies mentioned restraint: of those, one involved prone restraint and two
used 11 "choke hold"; the rest involved cuffs only.

63.3 %

Methods
• Descriptive study of deaths occurring in police cllstody and associated
with Taser use between January 2001 and January 2005.

• The mean number ofTaser injuries was three with a ran ge of two to eight; 26 individuals
Table 3 - Excited Delirium Diagnos is
Yes (n=23)

76.6%
23.4 0/0

• Cases were identified through Google search; leiters were sent to the
respective coroners requesting autopsy reports.
• Inclusion criteria included an accessible, complete au topsy repon where
death occurred in association with Taser usc. Exclusion criteria included
an obvious, ailemate proximal cause o f death (e.g., s ignificant head injury)
or 3 deatll not temporally related (> I hour from Tastr injury).

• Taser-related deaths appear to occur in s ituations s imilar to other police restraint-related

Table 4 - Cause of Death per Corone r

deaths.
Stimulant Into xica tion (n=12)

40.0%

Cardiac arrest (n=11)

36.7%

Excited De lirium (n=3)

10.0%

• DAta were analyzed for demographic and pre-existing cardiac disease

Positional Asphyxia (n=2)

6.7%

patterns, position during restraint, presence of excited delirium, injury
patterns, reported cause of death, and toxicology findin gs.

Acute CHF (n=1)

3 .3%

3.3%

• It remains unclear if the physiologic states associated with stimulant toxicity and excited
delirium may increase cardiac muscle excitability and make Taser discharge more likely to
induce fata l arrhythmias.

INTRODUCTION I WARt,U',:G iNFORM.I·: 0

TASER~ Devices
Non-lethal weapons explicitly designed to incapacitate, while minimizing fatalities, and permanent injury.

TASER devices are non-lethal weapons as defined by the U.S.
Department of Defense as "weapon systems that are explicitly
designed and primarily employed so as to incapacitate personnel or
materiel, while minimizing fa talities, permanen t injury to personnel ,
and undesired damage to property and the environment.
It is important to note thai Department of Defense policy does not
require or expect non-lethal weapons "to have
~...- - -...a zero probability of producing fatali ties
or permanent injuries."
Rather.
non-lethal weapons are intended
to significantly reduce the
probability of such fatali ties or
injuries as compared to
traditional weapons which
achieve
their
effects
through
the
physical
destruction of largels.
While extensive field use data,
scientific. and other medica l
research and evidence supports
Ihat TASER devices generally do not
cause lasting after effects or fatalities, it is
important to remember that the very nature of a defensive response
to aggressive behavior, resistance, use of force, physical control,
confron tation or incapacitation involves some degree of risk of
serious injury or death due to the subject's psychological ,
emotional. and physiological states and responses , physical

Read, understand. and follow the training. safety instructions, and
warnings before using the TASER device. These warnings are effective
August 28, 2006. and supersede all prior revisions for TASER devices. '
The most current warnings and instructions are available online at
www.TAS ER.com.

AWARN ING

exertion and stress. unforeseen circumstances, and the individual's
pre-existing medical conditions and susceptibilities (i.e ..
self-ingested drugs. cardiac disease, pulmonary disease etc.). As
with any use of force tool or technique there ca n be unforeseen and
severe consequences and there will always be risk involved in the
use of the TASER system.
As an electronic control device. TASER devices use compressed
nitrogen to deploy two small probes to ranges of 15, 21. 25, or 35
feel (4.6, 6.4, 7.6. or 10.7 meters). Citizens can purchase only the
15-foot TASER cartridges . These probes are connected to the
TASER device by thin , high-voltage insulated wire. When the
probes make con tact wi th the subject. the TAS ER system transmits
electrical pulses along the wires and into the body of the subject.
These pulses can transmit to the body through up to two cu mula tive
inches of clothing . Eleclronic control devices use electrical energy
to affect the signaling mechanisms used by the human body to
jams" the
communicate.
This electrical output simply W
communication system of the body. The TAS ER device sends a
series of energy pulses similar to those used by the brain to
communicate with the body. Much like radio jamming. the cu rrent
overpowers the normal electrical signals within the body's nerve
fibers. The human subject instantly loses muscular control of his
body and cannot perform coordinated action. usually falling to the
ground. After the signal stops the subject typically regains all
muscle control instantly.

TASER electronic conlrol devices are weapons designed to
incapacitate a pe rson from a safe distance whi.te reducing the
likelihood of serious injuries or death. Though they have been found
to be a sa fer and more effective alternative when used as directed
to other traditional use of force tools and techniques, it is important
to remember that the very nature of use of force and physical
incapacitation involves a degree of risk tha t someone will get hurt or
may even be killed due to physical exertion , unforeseen
circumstances and individual susceptibilities.

Electronic Control Device
Temporarily incapacitates target.
Can cause InJury.
Use only if trained.
Obey warnings and instructions.
See wl'lw.TASER.comlsafety

'These

warnings

cannot

address

all

possibte

force

application

circumstances. They are intended to inform you about potential risks of harm.
but the decision 10 use the TASER device in a particular circumstance must
be made in light of applicable legal standards and available allernalives.

This waming label appears on newer TASER device models.

These warnings do not creale a more restrictive standard of care than
applicable legal standards.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Table of Contents
TASER TECHNOLOGY

4

ADVANCED TASER M26

12

ADVANCED TASER M26
TASERX26E
TASER X26 with DPM and TASER eXoskeleton Holster
TASER X26 with DPM and Blade-Tech Holster
TASER X26 with XDPM and TASER eXoskeleton Holster
TASER X26 with XDPM and Blade-Tech Holster

ADVANCED TASER M26 HOLSTERS

5
5
6
6

Blade -Tech Brand

13
13
13
13
13
13

Tek-Lok Holster
Tek-Lok Holster with Thumb Break
Tek-Lok Holster with Hood
Tek-Lok Holster with Single Cartridge Pouch and Thumb 'Break

TASER X26 BATTERIES AND EXTENDED WARRANTIES
TASER XDPM (Extended Digital Power Magazine)

7
7

TASER Extended Warranties

7

TASER DPM (Digital Power Magazine)

TASER X26 HOLSTER ACCESSORIES
Single Cartridge Pouch with Tek-Lok® Belt Attachment Clip

7

Dual Cartridge Pouch with Tek-Lok Belt Attachment Clip
Single Cartridge Pouch Attachment
Tek-Lok Belt Attachment Clip

7

3" Belt Attachment Clip

7
7
7

Tek-Lok Holster with Dual Cartridge Pouch and Thumb Break
Holster with 3" Belt Attachment Clip, Dual Cartridge Pouch and
Thumb Break
Holster with 3" Belt Attachment Clip, Single Cartridge Pouch and
Thumb Break

13

Paddle Holster

13
13
13
13
13
13

Paddle Holster with Thumb Break
Paddle Holster with Dual Cartridge Pouch and Thumb Break
Paddle Holster with Single Cartridge Pouch and Thumb Break
Thigh Holster with Dual Cartridge Holder and Hood
Thigh Holster with Dual Cartridge Holder and Thumb Break
Ballistic Nylon

13
13
13

Ballistic Nylon Thigh Holster

TASER X26 HOLSTERS

Ballistic Nylon Thigh Holster with Hood
Blade-Tech® Brand
Tek-Lok Holster
Holster with 3" Belt Attachment Clip
Thigh Holster with Dual Cartridge Holder
Tek-Lok Holster with Single Cartridge Pouch
Holster with 3" Belt Attachment Clip & Single Cartridge Pouch
Paddle Holster
Tek-Lok Holster with Dual Cartridge Pouch
Holster with 3" Belt Attachment Clip & Dual Cartridge Pouch
Paddle Holster with Single Cartridge Pouch
TASER Brand
TASER eXoskeleton Holster
Dual Cartridge Holder without Tek-Lok 8elt Attachment Clip
Quad Cartridge Holder with Tek-Lok Belt Attachment Clip

8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8

Ballistic Nylon Thigh Holster Belt Clip Only

ADVANCED TASER M26 ACCESSORIES

14
15

Serial Dataport Download Kit
Secondary Cartridge Clip

ADVANCED TASER M26 BATTERIES AND CHARGER

15
15
15
15

8 - NiMH Batteries with Magazine
NiMH Battery - Single Battery

8
8
8

NiMH Battery Charger
NiMH Battery Charger and 8 - NiMH Batteries with Magazine

TASER X26 AND ADVANCED TASER M26 ACCESSORIES
TASER X26 ACCESSORIES
TASER CAMTM
TASER X-RaiITM
USB Dataport Download Kit

9

10
10

TASER CARTRIDGES
TASER Cartridges

X26 I M26 Maintenance and Cleaning Kit
Practice Target

16
16
17
17

TASER Simulation Training Suit
Custom Laser Engraving for X26 I M26 Handles
TASER INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION

11

18
19

TASER Research Information
TASER Training Academy

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TASER TECHNOLOGY I

TASER,Technology
Device fires two probes, transmitting energy through the wires into the nervous system.

TASER devices fire two probes up to a range of 35 feel (10.7
meters ). transmitting energy through the wires into the peripheral
nervous system of the target. causing immediate involuntary
incapaci tation .

clothing, skin, or other ba rriers. The Arc Phase is a hig h-voltage,
short-duration pulse that can arc through up to two inches of
clothing or barriers. Once the arc is created, the air in the arc is
ionized and becomes a low impedance electrical conductor that
conducts the second pulse phase into the body.

Previous-generation electronic control devices use a simple
hig h-energy, ~ b lun r pulse to penetrate through the ski n and clothing
barriers thai serve as protective armor around the body . Well over
90% of the energy is losl in the process of barrier penetration. For
this reason , high power levels (26 watts) are requi red to generate a
neuromuscular incapacitation (NMI) effect as opposed to a simple
pain response, requiring large batteries that add weight and size to
the M26 weapon (18 ounces total).

Th is second phase of the Shaped Pulse is the stimulation phase, or
·Stim Phase .~ The Stirn Phase does nol have to arc across a
barrier, since th is was accomplished by the Arc Ph ase. The Stim
phase only has to flow across the highly conductive arc from the Arc
Phase. Hence, the Stim Phase is optimized to provide maxim um
incapacitation for a human target white operating at super-efficient
power levels.

The 4th generation and patented Shaped Pulse ™ technology in the
TASER X26 uses a highly refined energy two-phase energy pu lse
that concentrates a small · portion of energy to first penetrate the
barrier, while the majority of electrical charge is held in reserve,
flowing freely through the barrier once the circuit is established.
The first phase, catted the "Arc Pha se,~ is optimized
to generate a very high voltage to penetrate

The liming of these phases is so fast that to most electronic
instrumentation, and all human observers, the Shaped Pulse
appears as just one ou tput pulse (arc).
The result of Shaped Pulse NMI technology is a high-performance ,
highly efficient electronic con trol device that is 60% smatter, 60%
lighter, and consumes 1/511'1 the powe r than its predecessor.

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BLUNT PULSE TECHNOLOGY

SHAPED PULSE'" TECHNOLOGY

High energy pulse -brute force" barrier
penetration. Over 90% of the energy is lost
during barrier penetration.

Sharp. high voltage leading edge penetrates
barrier. Almost 100% of the energy penetrates
the barrier to incapacitate the target.

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TASER X26E I lASE X26E WITH DPM AND HOLSTER

TASERX26E
With integrated laser sight, low-intensity lights, Digital Power Magazine (DPM), data port download capability.
Spec sheets available at www. rASER.com

TASER X26E w ith DPM & lASER eXoskeleton Holst er

Models #26000 and #26011
shown with 25' (7.6 m) XP TASER
Cartridge Sold Separately

The TASER X26 is a software upgradeable electronic control device
manufactured by TASER International. Inc. Electronic Control Devices
(EGO) use propelled wires or direct contact to cond uct energy to affect
the sensory and motor functions of the nervous system. The TASER X26
uses a replaceable cartridge containing compressed nitrogen to deploy
two small probes that are attached to the TASER X26 by insulated
cond uctive wires. The TASER X26 transmits powerful electrical pulses
along the wires and into the body affecting the sensory and motor
functions of the peripheral nervous system. The cartridges are available
with va rious wire lengths from 15' to 35' (4 .2 meters to 10.6 meters). The
energy can penetrate up to two inches of clothing.
TASER X26E with OPM & Blade-Tech Tek-Lok Hol st er

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

26000

Black I Silver Grip Plates I TASER eXoske leton Holster

26001

Black I Black Grip Plates I TASER eXoskeleton Holster

26003

Clear I Black Grip Plates / TASER eXoskeleton Holster

26004

Clear I Silver Grip Plates / TASER eXoskeleton Holster

26005

Yellow / Black Grip Plates I TASER eXoskeleton Holster

26006

Yellow I Silver Grip Plates / TASER eXoskeleton Holster

26011

Black I Silver Grip Plates I Blade-Tech Tek-Lok Holster

4) 26014

Black I Black Grip Plates / Blade-Tech Tek-Lok Holster

0
G

26017

Clear / Black Grip Plates / Blade-Tech Tek-Lok Holster

26020

Clear / Silver Grip Plates / Blade-Tech Tek-Lok Holster

4) 26023

Yellow / Bla ck Grip Plates / Blade-Tech Tek-Lok Holster

0

Yellow / Silver Grip Plates/ Blade-Tech Tek-Lok Holster

0
0
G
G
0
0
G

26026

Patent: U.S. 0508,277 0504,489 and other patents pending

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TASER SYSTEMS I -

TASERX26E
With integrated laser sight, low-intensity lights, Extended Digital Power Magazine (XDPM), dataport download capability.
Spec sheets available

a/IVWW, TASER.com

TASER X26E wi th XDPM & TASER eXo ske leton Holster

Models #26013 and #26012
shown with 25' (7.6 m) XP TASER
Cartridge Sard Separately

The TASE R X26 is a software upgradeable electronic con trol device
manufactured by TASER International, Inc. El ectron ic Control Devices
(ECO) use propelled wires or direct contact to conduct energy to affect
the sensory and motor functions of the nervous system. The TAS ER X26
uses a replaceable cartridge containing compressed nitrogen to deploy
two small probes that are attached to the TAS ER X26 by insulated
conducti ve wires . The TASER X26 transmits powerful electrical pulses
along the wires and into the body affecting the sensory and motor
functions of the peripheral nervous system . The cartridges are available
with various wire lengths from 15' to 35' (4. 2 meters to 10.6 melers). The
energy can penetrate up to two inches of clothi ng.

TASER X26E with XDPM & Blade·Tech Tek-Lok Holster

Extended warranties are available upon request. See page 7 for details.

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

26013

Black I Silver Grip Plates I TASER eXoskeleton Holster

26016

Black I Black Grip Plates I TAS ER eXoskeleton Holster

26019

Clea r I Black Grip Plates I TAS ER eXoskele ton Holster

26022

Clear ! Silver Grip Plates! TASER eXoskeleton Holster

26025

Yellow I Black Gri p Plates I TASER eXoskeleton Holster

26028

Yellow! Silver Grip Plates I TASER eXoskeleton Holster

26012

Black I Silver Grip Plates I Blade·Tech Tek·l ok Holster

0
0
0
0

26015

Black I Black Grip Plates I Blade-Tech Tek-lok Holster

26018

Clear I Black Grip Plates I Blade-Tech Tek-lok Holster

26021

Clear I Silve r Grip Plates I Blade-Tech Tek-Lok Holste r

26024

Yellow ! Black Grip Plates I Blade-Tech Tek-l ok Holster

G

26027

Yellow I Silve r Grip Plates I Blad e-Tech Tek-Lok Hol ster

0
0
G
0
0
0

a

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TASER X26 BATIERIES , EXTENDED WARRANTIES AND ACCESSORIES I

TASER DPM and XDPM
(DPM) Digital Power Magazine and (XDPM) Extended Digital Power Magazine.
The Digital Power Magazine (DPM ) and the
Extended Digital Power Magazine (XDPM )
contain two lithium 123 batte ries which power

Ihe TASER X26. The XOPM conlains a
storage bay for a spare TASER Ca rtridge and
can improve the grip of large-handed officers.

OOG

0

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

26700

DPM (Digital Power Magazine) I approximately
195 S-second firings al room temperature

000

0

ITEM

DESCRIPTI ON

26701

XOPM (Extended Digital Power Magazine) 1
approximately 195 5-second firings at room temperature

DPM EXTENDED WARRANTIES

0
G

XDPM EXTENDED WARRANTIES

26711

DPM with 1-Year Extended Warranty

0

26721

XOPM wi th 1-Year Exte nded Warranty

26714

OPM with 4 -Year Extended Warran ty

0

26724

XDPM with 4-Year Extended Warranty

TASER X26 Holster Accessories
Accessories designed for TASER X26 holsters and TASER Cartridges.

0

ITEM

DESCRIPTIO N

44934

Single Cartridge Pouch wlTek-Lok Belt Attachment Cl ip

4) 44935

Dual Cartridge Pouch wfTek-Lok Belt Attachment Clip

0

44933

Single Cartridge Pou ch Attachment

G

26899

Tek-Lok Belt Attachmen t Clip I Can be Attached 10
Blade-Tech and TASER Exoskeleton Holsters

4) 44932

T ASER

3" Belt Attachment Clip

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TASER X26 HOLSTERS I '

EC

A~_

b

ND HOLqERS

TASER ,X26 Holsters
Holsters designed for TASER X26 devices and TASER Cartridges.
ITEM

Blade·Tech Brand Holsters

DESCRIPTION

Blade·Tech Brand Holsters

GO

00

GO

08

GO

00

0
0
G
0
0
0
0
0
0

00

00

44953

Tek-Lok Holster I Left Hand

44936

Holster wI 3" Belt Attachment Clip I Righi Hand

44937

Holsler wI 3" 8elt Attachment Clip I Left Hand

44920

Thigh Holster wI Dual Cartridge Holder I Right Hand

44921

Thigh Holster wI Dual Cartridge Holder I Left Hand

44926

Tek-Lok Holster wI Single Cartridge Pouch I Right Hand

44927

Tek-Lok Holster wI Single Cartridge Pouch I Left Hand

44938

Holster w/ 3~ Bell Attachment Clip and Single Cartridge
Pouch I Right Hand

8

44939

Holster wi 3" Bell Attachment Clip and Single Cartridge
Pouch J Left Hand

0
0
G
0
0

44928

Paddle Holsler I Right Hand

44929

Paddle Holster I Left Hand

44924

Tek~Lok

44925

Tek-Lok Holster wI Dual Cartridge Pouch I Left Hand

44940

Holster w/ 3~ Belt Attachment Clip and Dual Cartridge
Pouch I Right Hand

0

44941

Holsler wI 3" Belt Attachment Clip and Dual Cartridge
Pouch I Left Hand

0
0

44922

Paddle Holsler wI Single Cartridge Pouch I Righi Hand

44923

Paddle Holster wI Single Cartridge Pouch J Left Hand

CA l H OG

Holster wI Dual Cartridge Pouch I Right Hand

TASER Brand Hol sters

00
LA W ENfORCE M £NT

Tek-lok Holster I Right Hand

00

TASER Brand Hol sters

lASER

44952

ISS U E 2

0
0

26800

Exoskeleton Holster I Right Hand

26801

Exoskeleton Holster f Left Hand

G
G

26802

Dual Cartridge Holder wl o Tek-Lok Belt Attachment Clip

26804

Quad Cartridge Holder wI Tek·Lok Belt Attachment Clip

TASER X26 AC CESSORIES I

'SER CAl"

TASER CAMTM
Audio/video recording for enhanced accountability.
ITEM

DESCRIPTION

o
o

26750

TASER CAM AudioNideo Recording for Enhanced
Accountability

26751

CE - Continental Europe. TASER CAM AudioNideo
Recording for Enhanced Accountability

G

267 52

GB - Great Britain. TASER CAM AudioNideo Recording
for Enhanced Accountability

With the TASER CAM, every potential TASER X26 deployment can be
recorded with full aud io and video· even in zero light conditions. The
TASE R CAM is an audio-video recording device integrated into a
rechargeable TASER X26 power supply that replaces the standard Digital
Power Magazine (OPM). The TASER CAM is activated anytime the
safety switch is in the up (armed ) position. This allows officers to capture
vital information prior 10, during, and after the potential deployme nt of a
TASER X26 device. The TASER CAM interfaces using a Universal Serial
Bus (USB) "plug and playH adapter to connect any Windows 2000-, or
Windows XP-based computer. The TASER CAM is an optional upgrade
compa tible with all TASER X26 devices and provides another la yer of
accountability to support officer's reports. Awall charging unit is included.
(Windows is a trademark of the Microsoft Corporation)

.<:.
Computer and TASER X26 sold separately

Connect USB cab le to the bottom of
the TASER CAM unit to interlace
with computer

.,

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TASER X26 ACCESSORIES f -'.SER • 1>"

TASER,X-Rai rM
Rifle attachment clip mounts TASER X26E to Piccatinny Rail systems.

Th e X-Rail mounting system allows the attachment of the
TASER X26E device to military and law enforcement rifles
through a Picca linny Rai l, an accessory thai allows the
attachmen t of items such as lights, sighting systems, and now
the TASER X26E . The X·Rail was originally developed by
TASER International to support the U.S. military efforts in Iraq
and Afghanistan. The integration of the TASER X-Rail and X26
into the a weapon platform allows officers to make split second
transitioning from lethal to non-lethal force.

TASER X26 with 21' (6.4 m) TASER Cartridge and tactical rifle
(all sold separately)

o

USB Dataport Download Kit
Downloads TASER X26 Data for up to 1,500 Deployments.

o
o

85001

X-Rai l - Rifle Attachment Clip I Mounts X26 to Piccatinny
Rail l For X26E Only

26500

USB Dataport Download Kit I Windows@ 98 SE, NT,
2000 , XP Compatible

The X26 download interface uses a USB adapter to connect 10 any
Windows™ 98 , 2000, XP or ME computer. The simpl ici ty of USB makes
using the dataport an easy, fast process . The cable co n ne~t s to the X26
device through the DPM compartment.

Connect USB cable 10 the bottom of the
TASER X26to in terface with computer.
Computer and TASER X26 sold separately

T A S E R lA W EN F O R C E MEN TeA TAL 0 G

DESCRIPTION

The X26 has a highly advanced download fu nction tha t can help protect
an officer from claims of excessive use of force by providing complete
and accurate documen tation of the time and date for each firing. The
data port also provides law enforce ment with a powerful managemen t tool
to track usage patterns and preve nt misuse.

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TASER CARTRIDGES

TASER Cartridges
Replaceable cartridge which deploys to small probes attached to the TASER device.
Spec sheets available at www.TASER.com

TASER Cartridges are designed for use on all TASER M26 and X26
devices . These self-contained devices have various leng ths of insulated
conductive wire depending on the model and are distinguishable by
various colored "blast d oo rs .~ Each is (excluding non-conductive
simulation cartridge) se rialized and contains small ca nisters of
compressed and inert nitrogen that expels when the TASER system is
first deployed.

ITEM

DESCRIPTION
FIELD USE

o
o

44200

21 fl. (6A m) Silver Blast Door I Field Use

44203

25 fl. (7.6 m) XP (Extra Penetration) Green Bla st Door '
Field Use

G

44206

35 ft . (10.7 m) XP (Extra Penetration ) Non-Reversible I
Orange Bia sI Door I Tactical Field Use

TACTICAL FIELD USE

o
o

TRAINING USE

34200

15 f1. (4 .6 m) Yellow Blast Door / Training Use

44205

21 ft . (6 .4 m) Non·Conduclive Simulation Blue/Blue
Blast Door / Training Use

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ADVANCED TASER M26

ADVANCED TASER M26
With integrated laser sight and data port download capability.
Spec sheets available al

WIIVW. TASER. com

ITEM

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DESCRIPTION

44000

ADVANCED TASER M26 Black I Yellow Labels

44005

ADVANC ED TASER M26 Yellow I Black Labels

4·Year Extended Warranty
Must purchase at the lime of initial M26 purchase

Model #44000 shown with 25' (7.6 m)
XP TASER Cartridge Sold Separately

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The AOVANCED l ASER M26 is an electronic control device
manufactured by TAS ER International , Inc. Electronic Control
Devices (ECO ) use propelled wi res or direct contact to conduct
energy to affect the sensory and motor functions of the nervous
system .

,

The ADVANCED TASER M26 uses a replaceable cartridge
containing compressed nitrogen to deploy two small probes tha i
are attached to the ADVANCED TASER M26 by insulated
conductive wires . The ADVANCED TASER M26 tran smits
powerful electrical putses along the wi res and into the body
affecting. the sensory and motor functions of the peripheral
nervous system . The energy can penetrate up to two inches of
clothing. The ca rtridges are available with va rious wire lengths
from 15' to 35' (4.2 meters to 10.6 meters). See
WW\o\I.TASERcom for current specifications. A citizen model of
the M26 is also ava ilable where legal and has different operating
characteri stics than the law enforcemen t model. Sale of
cartridges with wire length longer than 15' is limited to law
en forcement only.

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Model #44005 shown with 25 ' (7.6 m)
XP TASER Cartridge Sold Separately

The M26 has an internal memory that stores a record of every
deployment. See the DOWNLOAD section for more deta ils.

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ADVANCED TASER M26 Holsters
Holsters designeD for ADVANCED lASER M26 devices and lASER Cartridges,
ITEM

DESCRIPTION

Bl ade-Tech Brand Holsters

00

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0
0
G
0
0
0

44854

Tek-Lok Holster I Right Hand

44874

Tek-Lok Hol ster I Left Hand

44855

Tek·Lok Holster wI TS' I Right Hand

44875

Tek· Lok Holster wi TS- I Left Hand

44930

Tek·Lok Holster

44931

Tek-Lok Holster wI Hood I RighI Hand

44960

Tek·Lok Holster wi Single Cartridge Pouch I T8' I Right Hand

0
0

44961

Tek-Lok Hol ster wI Single Cartridge Pouch I TS ' I Left Hand

44944

Tek-Lok Holster wI Dual Cartridge Pouch I TS ' I Righi Hand

G

44945

Tek-Lok Holster wI Dual Cartridge Pouch I TS' I Left Hand

0

44946

Holster wI 3" 8ell Attachment Clip I Dual Cartridge Pouch I
IB' I Right Hand

0

44947

Holster w/ 3" Bell Attachment Clip I Dual Cartridge Pouch I
TB' I Left Hand

e

44942

Holster wI 3" Belt Attachment Clip I Single Cartridge Pouch I
IB' I Right Hand

0

44943

0
0
0
0
0
0

44852

Paddle Holster I RighI Hand

44871

Paddle Holster I Left Hand

44853

Paddle Holster wI TB ' I Right Hand

44872

Paddle Holster wI TB ' I Left Hand

44956

Paddle Holster wI Dual Cartridge Pouch I TB' I Right Hand

44957

Paddle Holster wI Dual Cartridge Pouch I TB' I Left Hand

C!)

44948

Paddle Hol ster wI Single Cartridge Pouch I TB' I Right Hand

G
0
0
0
0

44949

Paddle Holster wI Single Cartridge Pouch I TB ' I Left Ha nd

44877

Thigh Holster wI Dual Cartridge Holder I Hood I Right Hand

44876

Thigh Holster wI Dual Cartridge Holder I Hood I Left Hand

44856

Thigh Holster wI Dual Cartridge Holder I TB' I Right Hand

44878

Thigh Holster wI Dual Cartridge Holder I TB ' I Left Hand

e
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00

OG

00

C!)C!)

00

00

wi Hood I Left Hand

Holster wI 3" Bel t Attachment Clip I Single Cartridge Pouch I
TB' I Left Hand

Ballistic Nylon Holsters

00

00

(tl 44830

Ballistic Nylon Thigh Holster I Right Hand

$

Ballistic Nylon Thigh Holster I Left Hand

44835

~ 44831

Ballistic Nylon Thigh Holster Belt Cl ip Only

TB* - Thumb Break Note: Item 44838 and 44839 are special order items.

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Serial Dataport Download Kit
Compatible with Windows 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP operating systems (serial port required).

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ITEM

DESCRIPTION

44500

Serial Data port Download Ki l l Compatible with Windows
98, NT, ME, 2000 , XP Operating Systems (Serial Port
Required)

The ADVANCED TASER M26 has a built-in audit tracking system, which
protects officers from ctaims of excessive use of force by providing
documentation of the time and da te for its most recent 585 deploymen ts.
The dataport on the ADVANCED TASER M26 uses an Ethernet style
connector on the outside of the weapon. The software necessary to
download this information is included in this kit.

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Computer and ADVANCED TASER M26 sold separately

HISTORY OF TASER INTERNATIONAL, INC.

In 1991 in Scottsdale, Arizona , TASER International's founders ,
brothers Rick and Tom Smith began a quest to
reduce overall world violence by developing a
more effective and safer use of force option
for citizens and law enforcement.
Along with TASER HoI inventor Jack
Cover, the trio began work in 1993 on
an effective electronic control device.
The result of the garage-shop
beginning was the production of a
device thaI has revol utionized personal
protection and law enforcement and the
incorporation of AIR TASER, Inc. in
September 1993.
In June 1994, after Rick and Tom Smith developed a non-firearm
version of the TASER device, they also engineered a unique
tracking system to make ci tizens accountable when TASER devices
were utilized. This system, known as the anti-felon identification
(AFID) system , disperses dozens of small confetti with serial
numbers that match back to the owner of the TASER device. In that
same month, the ATF certified that the AIR TASER was not a
firearm and is not subject to the stringent regu lations that were
placed on the original TASER device.

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The AIR TASER became a successful sel f-d efense tool available to
citizens concerned about personal security. Over the past decade,
100,000 citizen TASER systems were sold .
During 1998 AIR TASER , Inc. cha nged its name to TASER,
International, Inc. 10 renect the company's international expansion
and the introduction of the AIR TASER to the taw enforcement
commu nity in 1998.
Following its success in developing its ADVANCED TASER
technology and the associated dramatic injury reduction at law
enforcement agencies, TASER , International, Inc. filed for an IPO in
~ay 2001 and began public trading on the NAS DAQ under the
symbol TASR.
In May 2003, TASER International introduced the new TASER X26
wi th Shaped Pulse Technology. The TASER X26 has dynamically
influ enced significant changes in over 9,100 law enforcement
communities and has created a vital tool for patrol level deployment
around the world . Now, TASER technology is dramatically reducing
injuries to officers and suspects wh ile saving lives every day.
TASER International, Inc. continues to research , develop, assemble
and market conducted energy weapons to save lives every day
primarily for use in the law enforcement, corrections, military, private
security and personal defense market.

ADVANCED lASER M26 BATIERIES AND CHARGER I

.26 rCESSORIES

Secondary Cartridge Clip
Holds 1 TASER Cartridge.

TASER DEVICES USED ACROSS AMERICA AND ABROAD

Over 9,100 law enforcement agencies in the United Stales
and abroad have deployed TASER products. Over 1,700
police departments have purchased TASER products for full
deployment. TASER products penetrate the private security
and consumer markets. and provide the law enforcement
community with safer use of force alternatives. Effective
weapons increase the safely of law enforcement officers,
decrease suspect injuries, improve communi ty relations,
reduce litigation and police department medical and liability
insurance costs, and save lives. Nearly all law enforcement
agencies authorize the use of weapons, including pepper
sprays, impact devices and conducted energy weapons
such as TASER products, TASER devices are among the
safest, most effective weapons available to law enforcement
officers,

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NiMH Batteries and Charger
Charge batteries in charger or in ADVANCED TASER M26.

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ITEM

DESCRIPTION

0
0

44860

Secondary Cartridge Clip ! Holds 1 TASER Cartridge

44700

8 NiMH Batteries with Magazine

G

40403

NiMH Battery - Single Battery

.::..',.

0

G

(:) 44710

NiMH Battery Charger

0

NiMH Battery Charger and 8 NiMH Batteries wI Magazine

44705

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TASER X26 1ADVANCED TAS ER M26 ACCESSORIES I -

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Maintenance and Cleaning Kit
TASER X26 and ADVANCED TASER M26 maintenance and cleaning kit.

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ITEM

DESCRIPTION

85002

X26 1 M26 Maintenance and Cleaning Kit

Thi s cleaning kit is designed for periodic maintenance and
specialized cleaning in the event of bio-hazard contamination

to the TASER unit. Materials and instructions provided are
essen tial to maintain the integrity of the electronics and
prevent foreign materials from accumulating in the unit. The
kit includes:
10 qty

5 qly

IPA Alcohol Swabs

PDI SUPER SAN I-CLOTH
((or removing potential biohazard malen'al from unit)

5 qly

E.S.D. Bags
(for safe disposal or return of cartridges or TASER units)

1 qly
1 qly

TASER Logo Safely Glasses
Clea ning Guide
(Compressed Air recommended but not included in kit)

Practice Target
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ITEM

DESCRIPTION

80002

Practice Target I Single Target I Training Use

The TAS ER paper practice target is specially treated with
metal to allow students to see how the energy is transferred
from the TASER system to a remote target. II is scored with
a bull's eye and human body.

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SER ENGKAViNG

TASER Simulation Training Suit
Scenario based training exercises.
Spec sheets available a l www.TASER.com

The TASE R Simulation Training Suit allows live scenario-based training
in which students can fi re at dynamic ta rgets. This is used in conjunction
with the TASER Simulation Cartridges and protects the student from its
shortened barbs.
NOTE: The drive stun feature of thi s TASER Ca rtridge is still LIV E and
the Simulation Sui t does not entirely prevent ils effects. Suit includes
gloves, body, and head protection .

NEW &IMPROVED

~~[UJ ~oomr
TASER TRAINING

ITEM

DESCRIPTION

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44550

TAS ER Simulation Training Suit I For Scenario Based
Tra ining Exercises I New and Improved

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80100

Custom Laser Engraving I For TAS ER X26 &
ADVANCED TASER M26 Devices I Minimum Order
Quantity of 10

Custom Laser Engraving

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TASER INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION I

TASER ,Research Information
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TASER Research Information Package

Order your FREE Digital Research Compendium package
today!
(Must be on official1etterhead or via departmental email
address)
What you witl receive :
Various Medical and Field Studies from :
Hen nepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis MN
U.S. Department of Defense
United Kingdom Home Office
Canadian Government
Alfred Hospital, Australia
Potomac Policy Institu te
Society for Academic Emergency Medicine
Journal of Pacing and Clinical Electrophysiology (PACE )
Orange County Task Force
Cincinnati Police Department
Madison , W I Police
University of San Diego
University of Washington
Also Included is a digi tal Compend ium of Sudden In -Custody
Death Research , including topics of:
Acidosis
Asphyxia
Cocaine
Ecsta sy
Exci ted Delirium
Hyperthermia
Methamphetamines
Neck Restraint Holds

PCP
Pepper Sprays
Rhabdomyolysis

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SUDDEN IN-CUSTODY DEATH RESEARCH

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TASER RESEARCH COMPENDIUM

Available at reta il cost.
copy per agency)

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TASER INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION I TASER TRAINING ACADEMY

TASER Training Academy
The TASER Training Academy is
desig ned to provide training on the use
of TASER brand electronic control
devices and other forms of non-lethal
force. Train ing is geared toward the
special needs of law enforcement
officers. correctional officers , medical
personnel, the military and private
citizens. Force options and decision
making, tactics, medical issues, weapon
maintenance and personal safely are
just a few of the topics covered in the
offered courses.

activity and participation. We make
every effort to simulate real-life stress
and circumstances, to provide realistic
training to better prepare the stud ent for
success in the field. Through the use of
our IES interactive force simulator and
TASER ""! Simulation Training Suits, we
promote sound use of force judgement,
tactics and follow up procedures .
Our cad re of instructors consists of
active and former law enforcement
officers and military tra iners. Many are
internationally recognized experts in use
of force at all levels with extensive
training backgrounds .

Located at TASER International's
headquarters in Scottsdale, Arizona, the
TASER Training Academy features a
stale-of-the-art
classroom
faci lity
complete with 48 work stations equipped
with power and internet access, safety
mats, heavy bags and the IES MILO
interactive training simulator.

All of our instructors are comm itted to
providing the best training possible and
to forming lasting relationships " to
support our students long after they
leave the Academy.

It is a well established truth that "we fight
like we tra in ~. It is for this reason that we
emphasize hands-on, interactive and
scenario-based training. Most of our
courses involve some deg ree of physical

For more
website:
email :
toll free:
direct:

information visit
www.TASER.com
training @TASER.com
+1 .800.978.2737 ext. 2016
+1.480 .905.2000 ext. 2016

Courses Currently Offered or in Development:
TASER M26 & X26 User Cou rse
TAS ER M26 & X26 Instructor Course
TAS ER Advanced Instructor
TASER Master Instructor

TASER Armorer's Course
Relevant Medical Issues for Doctors
Relevant Medical Issues for First
Responders

TASER

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TAS ER Use in the Correctional
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Personal Defense Course

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C

DAY

DOMESTIC

N/A

2007 JUL

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07C201841

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

AGEN ASST/MENTAL HEALTH

DEF& TPR

2007 JUN

CONTROL & REST

TAZER

07C201539

UNKNOWN

A

DAY

MENTAL HEALTH

WATERBURYAMBULANCE-DEF

2007 AUG

TAZER

N/A

07A303542

UNKNOWN

-

C

DAY

DWI

N/A

2007 MAY

CONTROL & REST

SCENE SECURITY ISSUE

07C102288

UNKNOWN

C

DAY

DOMESTIC/ALCO

N/A

2007 MAY

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07C102371

AXE

A

NIGHT

DOMESTIC/ALCO

N/A

2007 JUL

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07A102978

UNKNOWN

A

DAY

DISORDERLY/ALCOHOL

RICHFORD RESCUE-DEF

2007 JUN

CONTROL & REST

TAZER

07A203181

UNKNOWN

A

NIGHT

DISORDERLY/ALCOHOL

N/A

2007 JUN

CONTROL & REST

TAZER-PROTECT PERSONAL SPACE

07A102509

UNKNOWN

C

DAY

DOMESTIC

DEF REFUSED TREATMENT

2007 JUL

CONTROL & REST

VERBAL SKILLSITAZER

07C103214

BASEBALL BAT

C

NIGHT

DOMESTIC/ALCO

N/A

2007 AUG

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07C302070

UNKNOWN

0

DAY

DRUGS

N/A

2007 JUN

CONTROL & REST

N/A

070101890

UNKNOWN

B

NIGHT

DOMESTIC/ALCO

N/A

2007 JUNE

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07B202352

UNKNOWN

D

NIGHT

DOMESTIC

RESCUE INC

2007 JUN

CONTROL & REST/DC

N/A

070201829

PISTOL

NIGHT

0
A

NIGHT

OWl

BRATT HOSPITAL

UNKNOWN

07A301916

UNKNOWN

TAZER

07A301393

UNKNOWN

2007 APR
2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

2007 APR

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07C300897

NO

TAZER

07C101881

UNKNOWN

070100811

UNKNOWN

MENTAL HEALTH/DWI

C

NIGHT

ARREST WARRANT

N/A

DISORDERLY/ALCOHOL

RUTLAND REGIONAL AMB

2007 APR

CONTROL & REST

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

N/A

2007 APR

TAZER

N/A

070101020

KNIFE
UNKNOWN

0

NIGHT

DOMEsnc

N/A

0

DAY

MENTALHEALTWALCO

SPRINGFIELD

NIGHT

070201218

TAZER

N/A

NIGHT

C

TAZER

MENTAL HEALTH/ALCO

A

NIGHT

CONTROL& REST/STRIKES
CONTROL & REST

N/A

C

2007 APR

ASSAULT

MARBLE VALLEY CORRECTIONAL

2007 JUN

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07C102624

CONTROL & REST/OC

PEPPER FOAM

07C302035

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

MENTALHEALTWDRUGS

POWNAL RESCUE

2007 AUG

B

NIGHT

OWl

N/A

2007 JUN

CONTROL& REST

N/A

07B202304

NO

B

DAY

DOMEsnC/ALCO

NVRH

2007 JUL

CONTROL & REST/OC

TAZERIGROUND FIGHnNG

07B102924

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

OWl

N/A

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

TAZERl100%ONCE ENGAGED

07C200751

UNKNOWN

2007 MAY

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07C301226

UNKNOWN

CONTROL & REST

TAZER

07A302329

UNKNOWN

C

DAY

MENTAL HEALTH

N/A

A

NIGHT

DOMEsnc

N/A

2007 MAY

C

NIGHT

DOMEsnc

N/A

2007 MAY

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07C102405

UNKNOWN

2007 MAY

CONTROL & REST

TAZER

07A302422

UNKNOWN

2007 MAY

CONTROL & REST

N1A

070301705

UNKNOWN

A

DAY

MENTAL HEALTH

N/A

0

DAY

AGGRAVATED STALKING

GIFFORD HOSP-DEF & TPR

A

NIGHT

AGENCY ASSIST

NORTH WESTERN MED CTR

2007 JUN

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07A202733

UNKNOWN

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07B201925

UNKNOWN

B

DAY

DOMEsnc

N/A

2007 MAY

0

DAY

OWl

N/A

2007 APR

CONTROL & REST

N/A

070301305

UNKNOWN

A

NIGHT

UNDERAGE ALCO PARTY

N/A

2007 MAY

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07A302032

UNKNOWN

0

NIGHT

DOMEsnc

N/A

2007 MAY

CONTROL & REST

N/A

070301610

UNKNOWN

DAY

ATE

N/A

2007 JUN

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07B301635

UNKNOWN

A

NIGHT

MVSTOPIDLS

N/A

2007 MAY

CONTROL & REST/STRIKES

TAZERIGROUND FIGHnNG

07A202635

UNKNOWN

0

NIGHT

DOMEsnClALCO

ASCUTNEY HOSP·OEF

2007 MAY

CONT&REST/STRIKESIIMP WE

TAZER

070301703

UNKNOWN

NIGHT

ALCO

N/A

2007 JUN

CONTROL & REST/OC

TAZER

07B102565

UNKNOWN

0

NIGHT

DOMEsnc

N/A

2007 JUN

CONTROL & REST

N/A

070101745

UNKNOWN

0

NIGHT

AGEN ASST/OOMEST/ALCO

N/A

2007 JUN

CONTROL REST

N/A

070302177

NO

2007 MAY

CONTROL & REST

N/A

070201379

NO

B

B

0

NIGHT

OWl/DRUGS

N/A

C

NIGHT

DOMEsnC/DRUGS

SWVMC

2007 JUL

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07C301770

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

AGEN ASST/ALCO

N/A

2007 AUG

K·9

N/A

07C202059

UNKNOWN

1-

,.

C

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTH/ALCO

B

NIGHT

OWl

NO
OFFNOR OECON FROM OC SPRAY

2007 FEB

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

07C100S24

NO

2007 FEB

OC SPRAY/CONTROL&REST

NlA

07B100562

UNKNOWN

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

0

NIGHT

OOMESTlC/ALCO

BRATT MEM HOSPITAL

2007 JAN

N/A

070200250

UNKNOWN

A

NIGHT

OWl

MONTPELIER RESC

2007 JAN

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

07A300268

UNKNOWN

A

DAY

OWl

NO

2007 JAN

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

07A200070

UNKNOWN

0

DAY

MENTAL HEALTH

NO

2007 JAN

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

070100197

UNKNOWN

A

NIGHT

ASST AGEN/OWI

NO

2007 JAN

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

07A300292

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

OWl

NO

2007 JAN

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

NIA

07C300189

UNKNOWN

8

NIGHT

GRAND LARCENY/OWl

NO

2007 JAN

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

TAZER

078100031

UNKNOWN

ol-

D

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTH

NO

2007 JAN

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

NlA

070200297

UNKNOWN

B

NIGHT

DOMESTIC/ALCO

NVRH

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST/STRIKES

N/A

07B300549

UNKNOWN

BRATT HOSPITAL

2007 FE8

OCiBATON/CONT&RES

TAZERIHANOS ON QUICKER

070200489

UNKNOWN

07B101023

UNKNOWN
REPORTED

SENT ABOVE STATS TO Mike Honrv & Joe Leahy 3/23/07

NIGHT

OWl/ATE

B

NIGHT

OWl

N/A

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

N/A

0

NIGHT

OWl

BRATT HOSPITAL

2007 FEB

OC/CONT&RES

IGNORED PASSENGER

070200400

C

DAY

ASST/BURGLARY

OFFNOR OECON FROM OC SPRAY

2007 MAR

OC/CONT&RES

N/A

07C300663

KNIFE

0

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTH

BRATT HOSPITAL

2007 JAN

CONTROL & REST

N/A

070200230

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

DISORDERLY/ALCOHOL

GRANVILLE RESCUE

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

NlA

07C104128

UNKNOWN

0

DAY

MENTAL HEALTH

HOSPITAL

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST/STRIKES

TAZER

070300819

KNIFE

A

DAY

MENTAL HEALTH/ORUGS

HOSPITAL

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

TAZER

07A201438

UNKNOWN

A

DAY

OOMESTlC/ALCO

N/A

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07A301235

UNKNOWN

B

DAY

MENTAL HEALTH/DRUGS

NORTH COUNTRY HOSPITAL

2007 APR

CONTROL& REST/BATON/OC

TAZER

07B201156

REPORTED

C

DAY

OOMESTlC

N/A

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

MAKE ARREST

07C101307

UNKNOWN

A

NIGHT

DISORDERLY/ALCOHOL

N/A

2007 MAR

CONTROL& REST

TAZER

07A201189

UNKNOWN

A

NIGHT

OWl

N/A

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07A201214

UNKNOWN

A

DAY

STOLEN PROPERTY

N/A

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

N/A

07A201163

UNKNOWN

0

NIGHT

OWl

N/A

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST

N/A

070301036

UNKNOWN

A

NIGHT

DOMESTIC/ALCO

FLETCHER ALLEN

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST/OC

TAZER

07A101349

UNKNOWN

B

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTH

N/A

2007 MAR

CONTROL & REST/OC

TAZER

07B201084

UNKNOWN

0

0

NIGHT

DISORDERLY/ALCOHOL

DETOX

2006 NOV

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

060203433

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

060305094

UNKNOWN

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

068303004

UNKNOWN

0

DAY

MENTAL HEALTH

NO

2006 NOV

B

DAY

MENTALHEALTHIALCO

NO

2006 NOV

NO

C

NIGHT

ARREST WARRANT

NO

200SNOV

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

NfA

06C106425

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

DOMEST1CfALCO

NO

2006 NOV

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

NfA

06C203466

NO

A

NIGHT

DOMEsnC/MENT HEALTH

NO

200SNOV

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

06A20S516

NO

B

NIGHT

OWl

NO

200S NOV

OC SPRAY/CONTROL&REST

N/A

068104493

NO

A

NIGHT

MVSTOP

NO

2006 NOV

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

06A206357

NO

B

NIGHT

DOMESTIC/ALCO

NVRH

2006 NOV

OC SPRAY/CONTROL&REST

TAZER

06B104552

NO

B

DAY

SEARCH WARRANT

OFFNDR DECON FROM OC SPRAY

2006 NOV

OC SPRAY/CONTROL&REST

N/A

06B104576

NO

B

DAY

SEARCH WARRANT

OFFNDR DECON FROM OC SPRAY

2006 NOV

OC SPRAYICONTROL&REST

N/A

068104576

NO

A

DAY

MENTAL HEALTH

CVH EMERGENCY ROOM

2006 OCT

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

NlA

06A304614

NO

0

NIGHT

OWl

DARTMOUTH

200S0CT

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

06HF007925

NO

A

DAY

DISORDERLY

NO

200S0CT

OC SPRAY/CONTROL&REST

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

06A304735

TOW CHAIN

C

NIGHT

OWl

NO

2006 OCT

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

OSC105818

NO

A

NIGHT

IMPEDING

NO

2006 OCT

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

06A20S9S6

UNKNOWN

B

NIGHT

ASSAUL T/ALCO

NVRH

2006 OCT

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

06B302733

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTH

RUTLAND REGIONAL

2006 OCT

CONT&REST1CHOKE

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

06C10S918

SHOTGUN

C

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTHfALCO

SVMC

2006 OCT

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

06C302734

.22 RIFLE

A

NIGHT

OWl/MENTAL HEALTH

WATERBURY AMBULANCE

200S OCT

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

NlA

06A30S012

NO

B

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTH/ALCO

NE CORR CENTER NURSE

2006 SEP

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

NfA

06B103633

NO

0

DAY

OWl

NO

2006 SEP

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

060202623

NO

A

DAY

MENTAL HEALTH

CENTRAL VT HOSPITAL

2007 FEB

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

QUICKER FORCE

07A300925

UNKNOWN

A

DAY

ASSAULT

NO

2007 FE8

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

07A300730

KNIFE

B

DAY

DOMEST1C

NO

2007 FEB

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

07B300337

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

DISORDERLYfALCOHOL

NO

2007 FEB

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

07C100744

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

DOMESTIC/ALCO

NO

2007 FEB

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

07C3000375

NO

0

NIGHT

DOMEST1C/ALCO

NO

2007 FEB

OC SPRAY/CONTROL&REST

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

070100566

REPORTED

C

NIGHT

OWl

NO

2007 FEB

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

QUICKER FORCE

07C100860

UNKNOWN

A

NIGHT

OWl

NO

2007 FEB

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

07A300908

NO

A

NIGHT

OWl

NO

2007 FEB

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

NfA

07A3008S6

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NO

2006 AUG

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

BATON

06A303750

NO

MENTAL HEALTHiALCO

NO

2006 AUG

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

TAZER

06B103140

UNKNOWN

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTHIDWI

NO

2006 AUG

OC SPRAY/CONTROL&REST

TAZER

06C301908

UNKNOWN

C

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTH

RUTLAND REGIONAL

2006 AUG

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

OSC202263

NO

C

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTH/JUV

RUTLAND REGIONAL

2006 AUG

TAZER

N/A

06C104540

DOG BONE
SHOTGUN/PIST

A

NIGHT

B

NIGHT

C

JUVEIALCO

B

DAY

BANK ROBBERY

THETFORD RESCUE

2006 AUG

BALLISTIC SHIELD

N/A

06B3019&6

C

NIGHT

ASST/DRUGS

(TPRI RUTLAND REGIONAL

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

OSC106696

NO

0

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTHiALCO/DRUGS

BRATT MEM HOSPITAL

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

060203814

UNKNOWN

B

DAY

DISORDERLY/ALCOHOL

DETOX

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

06B105001

NO

C

DAY

ATE

NO

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

06C107063

UNKNOWN

0

DAY

DOMESTIC/ALCO

NO

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

060104062

REPORTED

0

DAY

SEARCH WARRANT

NO

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

060203667

UNKNOWN

0

DAY

TRESPASSING

NO

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

060203586

NO

A

NIGHT

DOMESTIC/ALCO

NO

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

06A305614

NO

0

NIGHT

DOMEsnC/DRUGS

NO

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

VERBAL SKILLSITAZER

060103994

UNKNOWN

A

NIGHT

OWl

NO

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

06A207262

NO

C

NIGHT

OWl

NO

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

06C203666

UNKNOWN

0

NIGHT

MVSTOP

NO

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

TAZER

060104064

NO

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

TAZER

06A305954

NO
NO

A

NIGHT

TRESPASSING/ALCO

NO

2006 DEC

A

NIGHT

DISORDERLY/ALCOHOL

OFFNDR DECON FROM OC SPRAY

2006 DEC

OC SPRAY/CONTROL&REST

N/A

06A305523

C

NIGHT

DOMESTIC

RUTLAND REGIONAL

200SDEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

06C107003

RIFLE

RUTLAND REGIONAL

2006 DEC

CONTROL & RESTRAINT

N/A

06C106975

RIFLE

TYPE OF FORCEISEARCHING/HANDCUFFING

060103993

UNKNOWN

TAZER

060100508

UNKNOWN

CONTROL& RESTRAINT

MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

06H200156

NO

C

NIGHT

DOMESTIC

0

NIGHT

SEARCH WARRANTIDRUGS

SPRINGFIELD HOSPITAL

2006 DEC

0

NIGHT

OWl

GOLD CROSS RESC

2006 FEB

D

DAY

ARREST WARRANT

MINOR ABRASIONS TO DEF'S FACE

2006 FEB

CHOKES
CONTROL & RESTRAINT

C

NIGHT

DOMESTIC

NO

2006 FEB

CONTROL& RESTRAINT

TAZER/MORE DETAIL ON REPORT

06C100852

NO

C

NIGHT

DOMEsnc

NO

2006 FEB

CONTROL& RESTRAINT

N/A

06C300552

NO

D

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTH

NO

2006 FEB

CONTROL& RESTRAINT

N/A

060300675

NO

CONTROL& RESTRAINT

N/A

06A300947

NO

060300662

NO

OSC100633

NO

A

NIGHT

MENTAL HEALTH/JUV

0

NIGHT

OISORDERLY/ALCOHOL

C

NIGHT

OWl

NO
OFFNDR DECON FROM OC SPRAY
DEF BRUISES CONTUSIONS

2006 FEB
2006 FEB

OC SPRAY/KNEE STRIKES

2006 JAN

CONTROL& RESTRAINT

TAlER/OC TOO CLOSElHANDIKNEE STRIKES
TAZER