Tase

[Pietruzzo]

What about inserting the verb "Tase", i.e. "shoot with a Taser gun". Eg. from BBC news: "Bodycam video has been released showing the moment a police officerTasered his partner"

 

[Chez]

The verb would be 'to taser' not 'to tase'.

 

[Myridon]

"To tase" is used quite a bit
Police: Woman accused of threatening to tase boyfriend
'Tase me, and you'll see what happens,' an American Airlines flyer said. Police did - 10 times

 

[dungeonmarm]

"Tase" is certainly used colloquially, but I am surprised to see it in pieces of journalism as linked above.

I wouldn't use it in a professional setting.