Two-Year Study by Canadian Police Research Centre Finds TASER Devices a Safer Use...

Two-Year Study by Canadian Police Research Centre Finds TASER Devices a Safer
Use of Force

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., July 31, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- TASER International, Inc.
(Nasdaq:TASR), a market leader in advanced electronic control devices (ECDs)
issued the following NEWS ALERT:

According to an article in the July 30, 2008 edition of the Calgary Herald, a
two-year study by the Canadian Police Research Centre found that TASER(r)
Electronic Control Devises (ECDs) "scored high" in safety for both suspects and
officers in Calgary. The 14-page report examined 562 cases in which Calgary
police used TASER ECDs, pepper spray, batons, unarmed techniques, and choke
holds against people resisting arrest. Of those cases studied, nearly half were
detained with a TASER device and one percent of those suspects resisting arrest
ended up hospitalized and 87 percent sustained either minor injuries or no
injuries, according to the report.

According to the article, the study stated, "the commonly held belief" that
TASER ECDs carry "a significant risk of injury or death... is not supported by
the data." The study as stated that TASER devices are, "less injurious than
either the baton or empty-hand physical control."

The complete story is available at:
http://www.canada.com/calgaryherald/news/story.html?id=ba839fce-dec3-46e3-9871-8
31ca1eabe7.

This information was compiled through publicly available media reports and
distributed by TASER International, Inc. of Scottsdale Arizona.

TASER International disclaims any responsibility for the accuracy of the media.
The reports are the sole responsibility of the attributed media source.

For more information on protecting life with TASER technology, please visit:
http://www.TASER.com.

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Hilary Gibeaut
480-444-4000
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