HRC seeks more consultation on PSNI use of Taser guns

The North's Human Rights Commission has expressed renewed concern about the planned use of Taser guns by the PSNI.

Tue, 28 Mar, 2006 - 09:57

The North's Human Rights Commission has expressed renewed concern about the planned use of Taser guns by the PSNI.

The Policing Board is due to take a decision today on whether to introduce the weapons on a limited, pilot basis as a less-lethal alternative to firearms.

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