It is obviously too politically incorrect to note that there are problems with stun guns (e.g., the criminal wearing rubber soled shoes or heavy coats) and that because of those problems guns have some advantages.
An MP whose house was burgled while his family and visitors slept has called for homeowners to be allowed to arm themselves with Taser stun guns. . . . .
Mr Davies added: "Shouldn't I, at the very least, be able to stand at the top of my stairs with a Taser - which isn't going to kill somebody - and use that as a means of self defence?" . . .
Although voicing support for Mr Davies, Victim Support Wales advised against home owners being armed with the electronic stun guns.
John Trew, Victim Support's national officer for Wales, said; "I don't think there is a problem with people using reasonable force to defend themselves."
But he said if there were burgling your house, people should "ring the police, don't try to take them on." . . .
Mr Davies added: "Shouldn't I, at the very least, be able to stand at the top of my stairs with a Taser - which isn't going to kill somebody - and use that as a means of self defence?" . . .
Although voicing support for Mr Davies, Victim Support Wales advised against home owners being armed with the electronic stun guns.
John Trew, Victim Support's national officer for Wales, said; "I don't think there is a problem with people using reasonable force to defend themselves."
But he said if there were burgling your house, people should "ring the police, don't try to take them on." . . .
"Burgled [UK] MP wants home stun guns"
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