A woman who was shocked in the back with a Taser while lying on the ground in Pueblo, Colorado, last year is suing the police officer who stunned her and the city’s police chief.

According to Waters, Hughes got control of Officer J. H. Wing’s Taser and stunned him once and then the officer fired several shots. Hughes lunged at the officer again, and the officer fired several more shots, Waters said. AdWhen Hughes collapsed, the officer handcuffed him and performed CPR until rescue personnel arrived and determined that he was dead. The second officer did not fire his weapon. Dawson questioned what the second officer was doing during the scuffle.