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Stinger Systems' TruVu camera stun gun add-on will film MPEG 4 video to help ensure that weapons aren't used inappropriately.
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- why?
- by dietfluffy December 17, 2004 1:16 PM PST
- why would someone buy this as an add-on if it's only going to incriminate himself.
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- Evidence
- by David Arbogast December 17, 2004 1:31 PM PST
- Why? Simple. To collect evidence. Imagine that you are a cop and you shoot a person who later sues, claiming abuse. If you have the video, you are in the clear. The law allows for self-defense, and proper use of firearms of all types. So if you discharge a weapon legally, stun-gun or bullets, you should have no problem recording the incident, as the recording will undoubtably serve as your defense in case you get sued......... right?
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