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    Man accused of using stun gun on 'sinner'

    Baraboo man accused of using stun gun on 'sinner'

    February 10, 2010 5:00 pm

    A Baraboo man was accused of repeatedly shocking a male dance instructor with a stun gun, claiming the instructor was a "sinner" who "defiles married women." A Dane County prosecutor said the suspect, 59, hastily arranged a dance lesson at the instructor's Madison home and showed up with a stun gun and sledgehammer last Friday. The criminal complaint said the man told a detective that his church does not condone touching while dancing and that he was going to scare the instructor "and tell him to leave the women alone."

    The Wisconsin State Journal said the instructor told police that the suspect phoned for private dance lessons, and when he opened the door to his home, he began to shock him repeatedly in the neck with the stun gun.
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    Considering all the things that are illegal....that are way less dangerous than a stun gun. It amazes me that these are even legal. Which legislators or regulators decided that it is ok to manufacture a device that has the sole pupose of ELECTROCUTING HUMAN BEINGS?
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