In Aftermath Of Jewish Center Shooting, NYPD Eyes Wider Use Of Tasers
The NYPD wants to shock -- not shoot. Commissioner Bill Bratton has plans to dramatically increase the number of officers on the streets armed with Tasers.
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The NYPD wants to shock -- not shoot. Commissioner Bill Bratton has plans to dramatically increase the number of officers on the streets armed with Tasers.
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