The San Sebastian Municipal Police will start using five taser guns in 2026
The police will have five taser pistols in total, one for each shift, and five officers are already training to use these devices.
The San Sebastian Municipal Police will have five taser guns from next year, City Council sources confirmed on Wednesday.
At its last meeting, the Governing Board approved the purchase of these electric pistols, which will begin to be used by 2026.
The police will have five taser pistols in total, one for each shift. In addition, five officers are already training to use these devices.
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