What type of injuries should users be aware of when deploying the Taser 7?

When deploying the Taser 7, users should be aware that potential burns or lacerations can occur as a result of the electrical discharge or the device's probes making contact with the skin. The probes are designed to penetrate clothing and deliver current, and in some cases, this can lead to minor injuries such as burns or abrasions on the skin.

Understanding these risks is crucial for ensuring both the safety of the individual being tased and the operator. Awareness of potential burns or lacerations emphasizes the importance of choosing appropriate deployment distances and situations to minimize harm. Additionally, users should be trained in how to handle any aftercare needed for these injuries to support those who have been affected.

While emotional distress, fractures from falls, and infections from skin contact are factors to consider in the broader context of using a Taser, the specific concern of burns or lacerations directly relates to the physical contact and mechanics of the device itself, making it the most relevant injury type to be aware of during deployment.