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| 日付 | 概要 |
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| 1967年 |
After reading a newspaper article about a man who survived while being temporarily immobilized after accidentally walking into an electrified fence, nuclear physicist and NASA scientist Jack Cover began experimenting with using electricity as a non-lethal weapon. The result of his garage experimentation led to the development of a weapon that would fire electrically charged projectiles at a target. |
| 1974年 |
Jack Cover’s first TASER device was shaped like a flashlight and used gunpowder to propel two wire-tethered projectiles toward a target. As the projectiles impacted the target, an electrical circuit was formed to provide electricity from the device to the target to immobilize the target. Because the TASER device used gunpowder to propel the projectiles, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) classified |
| 1993年 |
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