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From MichelleMalkin.com:
CAIR: ISLAMIC LEADERS CALL FOR PROBE OF STUDENT TASERING
Southern California Islamic leaders are calling for an independent investigation into Tuesday night’s incident at the UCLA library where campus police apparently stunned a student with a “Taser” gun.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations urged “state and national authorities, including the FBI” to investigate the incident involving the 23-year-old Mostafa Tabatabainejad.

This is more than a pattern. This is a concerted effort, a plan of attack if you will. CAIR and it’s co-conspirators are using these confrontations to their benefit. They are experts in this field of ‘human interest’ exploitations. This guy, mostafa, might even be a plant. Look at his personal page where he admits to stirring up trouble as often as possible, anywhere possible…its what he does well. Sure, that’s conspiracy thinking, and probably not what happened, but these occurences are happening more and more and CAIR is ready to turn any event into a muslim hate crime. It keeps muslims on the pity pot and the left falls in love with them making hunting down real terrorists harder and harder. As pelooser says ‘make it illegal’ to ask a muslim looking person any questions at any airport, EVER. The muslims are doing what they promised to do, make the world either muslim, or dead. That is what the koran preaches, their main purpose on earth.
Don’t just believe me on this, go search and read more and more, from both sides. Even the mullahs cannot hide their mission statements very well and those are the ones who don’t scream out Kill Israel / Kill America. THEY MEAN IT FOLKS. And our freedom gives them tools they never dreamed of having just 200 years ago.

Thank GOD for MM and HA and JihadWatch and all the other sites we can use to gain a real perspective.

The student was under controll, handcuffed, and not threatening anyone.

Nah, just screaming his head off and trying to incite the other students. According to the LA Times, at one point he yelled, “Am I the only martyr?”

Just because a suspect refuses to walk, does not give them the right to use that kind of force.

According to the UCPD’s guidelines it does.

If those kind of police tactics were to fly it would make all forms of non-violent protests and peaceful resistance situations end in electric shocks.

greggish on November 19, 2006 at 7:15 PM

The conservatives already have no equal rights from the leftists.

Do you want to watch how conservatives are treated? Go to a speech on a college campus and watch how conservatives are attacked, physically, orally, with projectiles, the works. Go watch the speech, if it even takes place, and watch the leftist “peace lovers” storm the stage and attack the conservative speaker.

Yes, the police have stood around allowing leftists to have their way with conservatives, and they have been putting the heavy jack boot of law enforcement onto the necks of Conservatives, Christians, the works, for quite a while now, in colleges, in public venues, in high schools, just about every where.

Anyway you look at this it is clear that the perpetually outraged are capitalizing on another incident in order to spread their influence on our justice and law enforcement system. In so doing they will mold law enforcement and the courts to comply with their agenda.

In the meantime, the prima donnas like this spoiled brat, loud mouthed Broadway show star get top billing, a Ton award, and their name immortalized as a “martyr” for the cause and a hero!

Insane.

Simply insane.

If you don’t make trouble you won’t get tasered.

End of story.

Now, do your homework!

William

There’s a new controversy brewing, but the answer is quite simple: It’s called resisting arrest.

Video here.
So let’s break it down: If someone enters a library or computer lab, starts screaming and carrying-on like a maniac, you&#…

Can we just kick CA out of the union and replace it with say Samoa? Now that is a real warrior culture and just what we need.

LakeRuins on November 19, 2006 at 10:41 AM

LakeRuins….
God will take care of that, remember Sodom and Gomorra

…the big one will hit.

1776 REMEBER WHY!!!

I’m for pulling the cops and military recruters (and all federal funds) from UCLA. I think the LA gangs will appreciate having a cop-free place to hang out.

Sometimes, under stress, you get tunnel vision and stay with a strategy that simply isn’t working – This officer got so hung up on forcing compliance with the Taser that he disregarded any other options.

By the way Way to go Buckeyes

Ugly,

You have no argument.

Thankyou for your time.

MKR on November 19, 2006 at 5:01 AM

Oh please. Don’t even try to talk down to me.

No argument? Well FFS, I’m losing my touch, I guess. I thought I made my point.

I thank you for giving up and handing me the victory.

You have no argument.

Thankyou for your time.

it comes as no surprise to see that the vast majority of the persons listed in the link you provided died as a result of … CARDIAC ARREST.

In general, as a result of…. wait for it… wait a sec…. another second… keep waiting…. hang on… just another sec.. METHOD unknown?

Look. Wanna have fun? Go on a meth binge and make your mark.

Ugly,

You are confusing -

MKR on November 19, 2006 at 4:42 AM

No. I’m not confusing anything.

You are confusing the cause and manner of death. A stab victim with a severed artery, for instance, would die as a result of complications from execssive blood loss, and this would be reflected in the coroner’s report.

The concern with tasers relate to ventricular fibrillation and cardiac arrest, and it comes as no surprise to see that the vast majority of the persons listed in the link you provided died as a result of … CARDIAC ARREST.

Here’s another one …

Shocked during a struggle with police at an apartment. He died shortly after being shocked. His death is under investigation. The autopsy report has not been released.

Be sure to let me know when you figure out what your message is.

MKR on November 19, 2006 at 4:17 AM

Well… read again:

The coroner also reported that Turner’s own cardiac condition was the main cause of his death.

He said drugs contributed to Hasse’s death, but ruled that shocks from the Taser “pushed him over the edge,” causing cardiac arrest.

Deputies discovered Wathan had outstanding warrants on narcotics charges and attempted to arrest him. Wathan struggled and deputies hit him with batons and sprayed him with pepper spray. A Livingston police officer also came to the scene and shocked Wathan with a Taser. He lost consciousness and died at the scene.

Barber was accused of assaulting a retired sheriff’s deputy at a campsite. He reportedly attacked deputies responding to the call, who used a Taser to subdue him. Barber was taken to jail. Three days he was found dead in his jail cell. Deputies originally thought he was asleep.

BULLY… lol

I’ll assume you read all 167 case synopsis…

That it means nada to you is neither here nor there. You go on with your opinion, that’s fine; but remember the name Mostafa Tabatabainejad in mind for future reference.

I’m having great difficulty determining what message you are attempting to deliver to me and why I should keep the name Mostafa Tabatabainejad in mind for future reference.

The very article you have linked supports the assertion I made previously that tasers have been linked to deaths.

Did you read all of the synopses?

How about this one ….

Turner was loitering outside of a Toledo museum when Toledo Police officers approached him and asked for identification. Officers said Turner resisted when they attempted to search him. During a struggle he was shocked repeatedly with a Taser. Once placed in custody, he was taken to the Lucas County Corrections Center. At the center, sheriff’s deputies said he became combative. They went into his cell and used a Taser multiple times to subdue him. Turner died. Taser use has been suspended inside the jail. The Lucas County Coroner ruled that the Taser use contributed to Turner’s death, and classified the case as a homicide. Turner had been stunned with a Taser a total of nine times. The coroner also reported that Turner’s own cardiac condition was the main cause of his death.

…. or this one ….

Hasse was shocked by police during a confrontation at a Chicago apartment. He had been visiting friends, who asked him to leave when he started acting strange and lost control of himself. Chicago police reported that he tried to kick and bite an officer and threatened to infect officers with HIV. After warning Hasse to calm down, a police sergeant shocked him with a Taser. Hasse was a former Chicago securities trader who was supposed to go on trial in June for burying a body on an Indiana farm. A medical examiner said that Taser was the primary cause of death. He said drugs contributed to Hasse’s death, but ruled that shocks from the Taser “pushed him over the edge,” causing cardiac arrest.

Some don’t even have explanations!

Columbia County Sheriff’s deputies were attempting to take Woolfolk, who had a history of mental problems, into custody for a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation. Deputies say he resisted arrest and refused to follow commands. They shocked him and Woolfolk allegedly attempted to pull out the Taser prongs. Deputies took him to the ground and placed him in handcuffs. He stopped moving, was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead.

Wathan’s father called deputies to his Delhi home to help control his son, who he reported was a longtime drug and alcohol abuser. Deputies discovered Wathan had outstanding warrants on narcotics charges and attempted to arrest him. Wathan struggled and deputies hit him with batons and sprayed him with pepper spray. A Livingston police officer also came to the scene and shocked Wathan with a Taser. He lost consciousness and died at the scene.

Barber was accused of assaulting a retired sheriff’s deputy at a campsite. He reportedly attacked deputies responding to the call, who used a Taser to subdue him. Barber was taken to jail. Three days he was found dead in his jail cell. Deputies originally thought he was asleep.

Officers were called to a bar on complaints that a patron had become violent. Geldart, who was reportedly 6-foot-6 and 300 pounds, confronted police who shocked him with a Taser. He slumped to the floor unconscious. An ambulance was called and Geldart was pronounced dead upon arrival at the hospital. Geldart was a patient at a local psychiatric hospital and apparently walked away earlier in the day during a cigarette break.

Be sure to let me know when you figure out what your message is.

And while delivering that stunning revelation, along with the astonishing fact that physical stress induced by electrical charge is potentially dangerous (though the statistics seem to be saying to me that it’s much less dangrous than one would assume), delivers the equally stunning accusation-by-question-mark that someone else doesn’t have a point.

I’m kind of shocked that someone who believes that it’s necessary to point out on a discussion thread that other commenters may not be a proven expert in the subject they’re commenting on has any time for any other subject, let alone sleeping or eating.