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tased; tasing
Definition of tase
: to shoot with a Taser gun
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Amid screaming and rustling sounds, police officers smash the windows on her red Nissan, tase her twice, punch her in the face more than a dozen times and try to pull her out by her hair.
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Anchorage Daily News, "Fatal police shootings of mentally ill people are more likely to take place in small and midsized metro areas," 18 Oct. 2020
Amid screaming and rustling sounds, police officers smash the windows on her red Nissan, tase her twice, punch her in the face more than a dozen times and try to pull her out by her hair.
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Anchorage Daily News, "Fatal police shootings of mentally ill people are more likely to take place in small and midsized metro areas," 18 Oct. 2020
Amid screaming and rustling sounds, police officers smash the windows on her red Nissan, tase her twice, punch her in the face more than a dozen times and try to pull her out by her hair.
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Anchorage Daily News, "Fatal police shootings of mentally ill people are more likely to take place in small and midsized metro areas," 18 Oct. 2020
Amid screaming and rustling sounds, police officers smash the windows on her red Nissan, tase her twice, punch her in the face more than a dozen times and try to pull her out by her hair.
—
Anchorage Daily News, "Fatal police shootings of mentally ill people are more likely to take place in small and midsized metro areas," 18 Oct. 2020
Amid screaming and rustling sounds, police officers smash the windows on her red Nissan, tase her twice, punch her in the face more than a dozen times and try to pull her out by her hair.
—
Anchorage Daily News, "Fatal police shootings of mentally ill people are more likely to take place in small and midsized metro areas," 18 Oct. 2020
Amid screaming and rustling sounds, police officers smash the windows on her red Nissan, tase her twice, punch her in the face more than a dozen times and try to pull her out by her hair.
—
Anchorage Daily News, "Fatal police shootings of mentally ill people are more likely to take place in small and midsized metro areas," 18 Oct. 2020
Amid screaming and rustling sounds, police officers smash the windows on her red Nissan, tase her twice, punch her in the face more than a dozen times and try to pull her out by her hair.
—
Anchorage Daily News, "Fatal police shootings of mentally ill people are more likely to take place in small and midsized metro areas," 18 Oct. 2020
Amid screaming and rustling sounds, police officers smash the windows on her red Nissan, tase her twice, punch her in the face more than a dozen times and try to pull her out by her hair.
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Anchorage Daily News, "Fatal police shootings of mentally ill people are more likely to take place in small and midsized metro areas," 18 Oct. 2020
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