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Freedom of information requests reveal that the weapons were discharged 1,371 times in the year ending March 2011, a 66% rise on the previous year.
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In part because judging intent and proportionality are subjective, the Army scrutinizes every incident in which one of its weapons is discharged.
During lunar eclipses, weapons are discharged at the monsters who are said to be devouring the moon, and weeping and wailing express the sharing of the moon's sufferings.
He falls to the ground after a Taser electronic weapon is discharged.
He yanked at a knot which was stuck in the trigger guard and the weapon was discharged.
"If a weapon is discharged, we can even text the chief of police if he's at home having dinner," he said.
"You have a shooting -- the weapon is discharged -- he's giving an account of how it happened, and they're going to try and evaluate the evidence and determine whether there was criminality involved," the official said.
"When a weapon is discharged and the victims of the attack were not carrying weapons, it would seem only right that we get a full understanding of what went on and test the police officers who discharged their weapons for alcohol," he said.
"Any attack of this nature where a weapon is discharged is incredibly scary for the community," he said.
It further broke down its figures to show what percentage of the deployments involved the weapon being "discharged" and "not discharged".
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