Frontline gardai believe the use of tasers would see the soaring assaults on their members fall dramatically.
President of the GRA Brendan O’Connor told the Irish Mirror: “We would use Tasers as a huge part of addressing the number of assaults on our members. The GRA, which represents nearly 13,000 rank-and-file gardai, will hear from its President O’Connor that there is never an excuse for attacks to be waged against frontline emergency workers.
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