Court finds possession of a Taser proven but acquits on attempted murder charge due to lack of intent.

The court found the defendant guilty of possessing a Category II weapon (Taser) but acquitted him of attempted murder and intentional injury. The prosecution alleged the defendant shot at the victim with a firearm, yet the court determined the evidence only supported the possession charge. Consequently, the court imposed a fine and suspended detention while dismissing the civil compensation claim against the defendant.