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Officials say an officer gave the woman a dry stun with a Taser gun. A dry stun does not fire darts. It all happened after she was able to slip a hand out of a cuff and tried to steal a patrol car while she was being questioned by officers.
"To get her compliance, what we did was apply the Taser to her lower back. It does deliver an electrical charge to that small section to her back. For pain compliance, she then gave up her arms because it does hurt extremely bad," said CHP Sgt. Ken Roberts.
The chase began on northbound 101 near Candlestick Park when a CHP officer noticed she was driving erratically. She did not pullover and the chase began.
Officers say the vehicle was stolen. The suspect faces several charges including resisting arrest, possession of a stolen vehicle, and possible DUI.
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