This guy is VERY LUCKY!!

http://files.ww.com/files/55451.html

nice:thumbsup:, that guy has clearly been tazered a few times before, he was hardly even phased after the initial spazms! I think he was waiting for that!

When I click on the link I get this text (I'm in Denmark)

"According to Section 235 of the Danish Criminal Code it is a criminal offence to disseminate, possess or for a payment to become acquainted with child pornography. The maximum penalty can in certain cases be imprisonment for up to 6 years.

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What a fantastic nutter :hihi:

Aw that video clip is brilliant.

That is friggin fantastico. The guy was so upbeat.

When I click on the link I get this text (I'm in Denmark)Your ISP is blocking the site for some reason....

:hihi: good video

The total body spasm effect of a TASER is now widely thought to be psychological. There is no physical explanation for it anyway. There is no reason for a TASER to do anything other than cause local spasm and pain, so I'm not surprised that he got up and ran!

He was at point blank so the device was operating in handset mode just like any other stun gun. Like this the current path would have been very small, just a few inches and nothing like it would had the probes been fired.

He was at point blank so the device was operating in handset mode just like any other stun gun. Like this the current path would have been very small, just a few inches and nothing like it would had the probes been fired.

D'you think you could expand on that a bit? I'm not quite sure what you're saying.

He was at point blank so the device was operating in handset mode just like any other stun gun. Like this the current path would have been very small, just a few inches and nothing like it would had the probes been fired.How come so? The probes on the fired device would have to be separated significantly more for there to be a difference, e.g. the current would have to flow across the whole body, so one probe to the left arm and the other to the right perhaps. My understanding is that they have to be as close together on the fired weapon as on the hand-held weapon, otherwise it could kill.

How come so? The probes on the fired device would have to be separated significantly more for there to be a difference, e.g. the current would have to flow across the whole body, so one probe to the left arm and the other to the right perhaps. My understanding is that they have to be as close together on the fired weapon as on the hand-held weapon, otherwise it could kill.

Many of the people I have seen hit by these in probe shot have a much bigger footprint than when used has a handheld device. I have had normal stun guns used on me before and I would think there would be a significant increase in the effect felt had the probes been several inches apart other than just two or three. For starters the bigger muscle group involved would mean a bigger increase in lactic acid and a bigger increase in pain.

It might be fake... (Seeing as he gets away from them (We all know COPS dont let that happen))