Hopefully with flash

1. TASER

16. Expandable Baton

24. From

25. TASER

28. Traditional “Blunt” Pulse High Energy, “Brute Force” Approach 90% Energy Loss Traditional “Blunt” Pulse New Shaped Pulse ™ Arc Phase Stim Phase New Shaped Pulse ™ Full Energy Penetration

29. Shaped Pulse Tech

30. 60% SMALLER

33. Medical Safety Fibrillation Results, 5 Second Burst

34. Lower Pulse Rates Increase Safety Margin

38. Unknown 162 N.A. None / Minor 1,852 98.09% (Puncture wounds from probes, abrasions) Moderate 23 1.2% (Abrasion, skinned knee, carpet burn, testicle shot, penis shot, cut to mouth, cuts from falling onto glass) Severe 13 0.69% (Dog bites, self-infliction, officer battle) Field Data Injuries to Subjects

39. Unknown 114 N.A. None / Minor 1,927 99.54% (Officers involved with fighting suspects or arresting them) Moderate 7 0.4% (Knife thrown at officer cutting arm, knee injury officer ran into obstacle, struggle prior to TASER use, officer fell during chase & fractured arm, groin kick prior to TASER) Severe 2 0.1% (Officer attacked by 6-8 juveniles, M26/X26 used in stun gun mode - suspect poor batteries) Field Data Injuries to Officers

41. Source: Study of Use of Force at Los Angeles Police Department, Capt. Greg Meyer. Statistics are for TASER technology deployed at LAPD in the TASER TE-86, a 7-Watt TASER. However, human volunteer studies of over 100,000 volunteers have confirmed a 0% injury rate for the 26-Watt ADVANCED TASER and 5-Watt TASER X26 .