A Qualitative & Quantitative Analysis of Conducted Energy Devices: TASER X26 vs. Stinger S200

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Author(s)

• Mesloh, Charlie
• Henych, Mark
• Thompson, L. Frank
• Wolf, Ross

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• National Institute of Justice (Washington, DC)

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Published 2008. 117 pages.

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