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Citizen review panel asks law enforcement to halt Taser use (The Salt Lake Tribune)

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A citizen review panel in southern Utah's Washington County is asking law enforcement agencies to stop using Tasers until an investigation into the death of 32-year-old Brian Cardall -- who was shocked twice with a Taser on a highway earlier this month --is completed.

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