Groom-to-Be Tasered at Bachelor Party

Groom-to-Be Tasered at Bachelor Party High spirited pranks will be norm for bachelor parties in the country – or even all over. However, when police arrest officers leave line and use departmental equipment consider, the will probably last more as compared to the hangover.

Knox County, Maine officials simply had to discipline five of the finest after things got too hot too fast for a bachelor party on stun gun flashlights Labor Day weekend not too long ago. The groom-to-be was Tasered, hogtied, then covered with oil, topped served by feathers and paraded to the downtown portion of Camden behind a pickup.

Even though antics were “all in good fun” some lines of propriety were crossed.

First, keychain pepper spray departmental equipment was adopted. Deputy John Palmer declared that “a sergeant mostly with stun gun cell phone decades of experience had directed him” to post the Taser from nearby Lincoln County (Knox County doesn’t have any Tasers) and deliver it in the direction of party plus which the sergeant what food was in attendance at a event.

Second, thou shalt not violate the non-public life statutes for the Sheriff’s Department policy. They state, partially, “I shall keep my private life unsullied to illustrate this , for all and will eventually behave in a manner that won't bring discredit opinion or my agency.”

A video about the event was viewed by way of a departmental lieutenant who for you to seem inclined to get any disciplinary action, at that moment.

All five belonging to the Rockland, Maine deputies involved violated department policy concerning professional responsibilities and prohibited conduct.