Trooper tases teen on TV, gets charged with murder. Don't Taz Me Brah!

[basquebromance]

Trooper tases teen on ATV. Police video reveals what happens next.

Wait wait wait.... so a cop shoots Castile point blank range for lagally carrying & get nothing but a cop tases a kid running from the cops & endangering the public & gets charged with murder?

 

[Missouri_Mike]

That missing A in the title had me confused as to why people were on tv getting tazed.

Anyway. Don’t run from the cops.

 

[Montrovant]

Trooper tases teen on ATV. Police video reveals what happens next.

Wait wait wait.... so a cop shoots Castile point blank range for lagally carrying & get nothing but a cop tases a kid running from the cops & endangering the public & gets charged with murder?

I wonder if the 2nd degree murder charge is there just as a lever, rather than with any hope of having it stick?

 

[theHawk]

Trooper tases teen on ATV. Police video reveals what happens next.

Wait wait wait.... so a cop shoots Castile point blank range for lagally carrying & get nothing but a cop tases a kid running from the cops & endangering the public & gets charged with murder?

Where’s Dont Taz Me Bro?

 

[harmonica]

on first look, it appears irresponsible of the cop
but that's no even close to murder
so he tazed him while he was driving the ATV? does it say if that is against department policy??

 

[Montrovant]

on first look, it appears irresponsible of the cop
but that's no even close to murder
so he tazed him while he was driving the ATV? does it say if that is against department policy??

At about 1:58 of the video, it states that firing a taser from a moving vehicle is a violation of department policy. Also, the video seems to show that there were no lights flashing until after the crash, which would also be a policy violation according to the article.

 

[harmonica]

on first look, it appears irresponsible of the cop
but that's no even close to murder
so he tazed him while he was driving the ATV? does it say if that is against department policy??

At about 1:58 of the video, it states that firing a taser from a moving vehicle is a violation of department policy. Also, the video seems to show that there were no lights flashing until after the crash, which would also be a policy violation according to the article.

I thought I've read quite a few times that's against a lot of cities' policy