The RCMP confirmed that one of his officers used a Taser for a boy of 11 years after a knife to Prince George, BC.
Police used stun weapon electric after responding to a call 911 about an incident at a home in the city at about 5: 30 p.m. PT Thursday.
After officers arrived at the residence, "police confirmed that a 37-year-old man was allegedly stabbed by a 11-year-old man," the RCMP Superintendent Brenda Butterworth-Carr, Commander of the detachment of Prince George, said Friday.
Butterworth-Carr said officers located the young suspect to a neighbouring property.
"The efforts to get out of the individual in the House, and when he came out of the House, conducted energy weapon was deployed by a member," said Butterworth-Carr.
The statement to the police provided that no details on what led the police to use the weapon.
She said the boy was detained and taken to the hospital for evaluation.
The victim of aggression remains at the hospital in good condition with injuries threatening life, said.
Butterworth-Carr did not refer to the condition of the boy or say if he was still in custody.
An independent investigation into the incident will be conducted by the service Police of West Vancouver, she said.
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