Independent report

Medical statement and Technical Reports for the Taser 7

Following the Home Secretary’s decision to allow the police in England and Wales to use Axon Enterprise, Inc’s TASER 7, these documents outline the testing of the TASER 7 conductive energy device.

• From: Home Office
• Published: 24 August 2020

Documents

SACMILL medical statement (accessible version)

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SACMILL medical statement

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DSTL Physical Assessment

PDF, 6.7 MB, 150 pages

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CoP accuracy testing

PDF, 1.93 MB, 24 pages

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DSTL supplementary report (accessible version)

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DSTL supplementary report

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These reports have been written independently by the Scientific Advisory Committee on the Medical Implications of Less-Lethal Weapons (SACMILL), Defence Science Technology Laboratory and College of Policing.

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Published 24 August 2020