The Home Secretary says extra funds could be made available to arm more police with tasers.

The transcript discusses the debate over the deployment of Tasers to frontline police officers. The Police Federation advocates for wider Taser use due to increasing violence against officers. Funding and training costs are significant concerns, with no guarantee of additional funding from the Home Office. The Home Secretary focuses on police reforms and addressing past mistakes, such as Hillsborough. Despite the push for more Tasers, public concerns about their visibility and potential to create divisions remain. The Home Secretary's stance on Taser funding remains vague, leaving the decision to chief constables.

What is the general sentiment among police officers regarding the rollout of Tasers?

What did the Police Federation's chairman say about the need for Taser rollout?

What concerns are raised about the routine arming of officers with Tasers?

What historical context did the Home Secretary provide regarding police accountability?

How did the Home Secretary address the issue of funding for Tasers?