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Axon, the maker of non-lethal tasers and police bodycams, saw shares rise by as much as 18%. CEO Patrick Smith says that they company is working to cut American policing deaths by 50%, and make bullets obsolete. Watch our full interview here https://bloom.bg/4frzo6z