The Number of Persons Tasered Per Day Within North America and the Number of Persons Who Have Died Due to Tasers Prior to 2014, How Tasers Work to Incapacitate Human Beings, How the Taser Fires its Dual Probes, the Length of Time a Taser Cycle (Discharge) Lasts, the Total Distance Taser Prongs Can Deploy, the Demographic Which Cannot Be Tased and the Demographics Which Can Be Tased Within North America, the Number of Scientific Studies Conducted by U.S. Public Safety Technology Corporation Taser International During the Early 21st Century, and the Reason Tasers Can Cause Death for Human Beings Post Being Deployed

500 people are tasered each day in North America and since its development and release in the early 2000's, 400 North Americans have died due to its 50,000 volt jolt as of 2014. The taser causes neuromuscular incapacitation more commonly known as muscle lock. Two probes are shot out and spread approximately 2' apart (ideally in the lower mass region below the abdomen and upper chest area) on an 8 degree angle. A single tase lasts 5 seconds but multiple tases can be fired at the discretion of the...

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