Questions about Taser guns?

Question

If someone is Tased and when they fall to the ground the drink they are holding spills and they are laying in it will the electricity from the person be transfered to the liquid and prevent the person from being able to move? This happened to someone I know and as he was laying in the liquid the officer was screaming for him to roll over to him stomach and he was trying but absolutely could not move which resulted in him being tased two more times. And before I get any nasty comments, this was done for a body attachment for failure to show for a bill that he owed. He somehow didn't get the paperwork and didn't even know about it. This was done to him by the local police who have been harrasing him and slandering him in our small town for well over a year because of him taking the assistant cheif to court in a private matter and he(the person who was tased, not the asst. chief) won. There is already a civil lawsuit being filed for all of that and the way the arrest was handled.

Answer 1

The officer wouldn't tell him to rollover until after the taser has been turned off. The officer knows that the person would not be able to move while there is live electricity coursing though his body. Once the taser is off, the person is able to move again. And obviously the water would have no impact on him moving because there is no electricity.

Answer 2

Your question makes no sense. None at all.

For one thing, unless he was carrying around a bath tub and drinking salt water out of it, there wouldnt be enough liquid to make any difference. Second of all, the taser would have been of before he hit the ground. Third of all, you dont get arrested for not paying a bill, thats a cival mater. he must have missed a court date and been arrested for contempt of court or something else.

Sounds to me like your buddy is just another slime ball crying poor poor me. Get a life.

Answer 3

tase his as* again Danno