Officers receive Taser training Friday
Published 2:00 pm Friday, March 26, 2021
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Photo by Brett Campbell / Brookhaven Police Department Assistant Chief Chris Case "deploys" a training Taser toward BPD Det. Cpt. Clint Earls during a Taser instructor training Friday.
Photo by Brett Campbell / From left, Brookhaven Police Department Det. Sgt. LaToya Beacham takes on the role of violent suspect vs. BPD Cpl. Jonathan Buie, with Taser, during a Taser instructor training Friday.
Photo by Brett Campbell / Brookhaven Police Department Det. Sgt. LaToya Beacham — in black at right of frame — takes on the role of violent suspect vs. BPD Cpl. Jonathan Buie, far right, during a Taser instructor training Friday. Officers from several agencies participated in the training.
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From left,
Brookhaven Police Department Det. Cpt. Clint Earls and Assistant Chief Chris Case "deploy" training Tasers toward each other during a Taser instructor training Friday.
Fourteen law enforcement officers participated in a Taser instructors’ course Friday in Brookhaven.
Officers from Brookhaven Police Department, Georgia Bureau of Investigations and the U.S. military took part in the training at the Brookhaven Building, led by a representative and instructor from Taser. A Taser is a non-lethal electroshock weapon used to incapacitate targets via shocks that temporarily impair the target’s physical function to a level that allows them to be approached and handled in an unresisting and thus safe manner.
The officers trained as instructors will then be able to train other officers to use the weapons appropriately and accurately.