A TASER training expert has told an inquest there was "no easy answer" to what a police officer should have done confronting a man soaked in petrol, holding a lit match.
The jury at the inquest of Plymouth man Andrew Pimlott, who died five days after being turned in to a human fireball in a Honicknowle garden on April 18, 2013, heard from forensic fire expert Stephen Andrews who revealed how the Taser has "a more energetic spark than a spark plug and petrol is designed to be ignited by a spark...
