In the latest story of alleged taser abuse, the Chicago police tasered an 82-year-old woman — an act that could have easily resulted in a heart attack. For the full story, click here
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You have got to be the most biased, uninformed journalist I have ever seen. Do some research and stop disgracing the profession of journalism. Try reporting “fact” instead of your slanted ignorant opinion.
Royal:
The comment was 34 words long and simply recounted the facts of the story with a link to see a more detailed version. Maybe your quibble is with Professor Turley’s assertion that tasering can cause coronary problems. Here’s a link to answer your concerns:
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/201827_taser01.html
P.S. I don’t think Professor Turley ever said he was a journalist. In essence, he’s a commentator and his mission is not to report the facts but to analyze them.