What is the preferred primary target area for taser deployment?

The target mass of the back is considered the preferred primary area for taser deployment. This area is recommended because it typically provides a larger surface area for the taser's probes to make contact, ensuring better spread of the electrical charge across the muscles and increasing the likelihood of incapacitation. The back is also less likely to interfere with vital organs compared to other regions, reducing the risk of serious injury during deployment. Furthermore, targeting the back ensures that the individual's center of gravity is affected more effectively, promoting a greater chance of immediate loss of motor control, which is the intended outcome for safety in incapacitating a person when necessary.