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Mother says police Tasered son at East Lansing High SchoolSCOTT DAVISLansing State Journal Nov. 08, 2010 |
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 EAST LANSING -- The mother of an East Lansing High School student says police used a Taser on her son during a confrontation Thursday near the school’s cafeteria. Dionnedra Reid of East Lansing said she believes East Lansing police used excessive force during the situation because her 17-year-old son, a junior, already was being held down on his back by four other East Lansing police officers when another officer Tasered him in the chest twice. [...] “He should not have been Tasered,” Reid said. “…(Tasers) should not be used as a tool of intimidation for high school kids.” Read More 
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