The teenager, who admitted two assault charges, must also pay the officers £50 each in compensation, £50 to the youth and £100 court costs.

Defence solicitor John Cooper said the Taser shot the teenager's testicles, because of the position he was in. He ended up in hospital and a metal bar, part of the Taser, was removed from his groin

He said he was going to fight them. He took a wild swing at one and missed before hitting another one giving him a blood-shot eye.He was treated in hospital.

Mr McNicholas said: ‘There will be one requirement to the ASBO and this is that you are not in possession of alcohol in any public place at any time.’

Police officers PC Alison Mason and PC Phil Carter arrested him for a breach of the peace and were forced to restrain him because of his violent behaviour.

He scratched at their faces, the court heard, kicked PC Mason’s arm and struck PC Carter five or six times before he decided to use the Taser.

Then, just days later, Frankel alleges he was contacted by the local district attorney informing him he was also being charged with domestic violence against his wife.

The court heard how the teenager’s parents called police to their home on February 12 this year when he became violent after taking the former legal high mephedrone.

He has now slapped the Central Marin police with a lawsuit alleging battery, false arrest, and defamation over the caught-on-camera ordeal.

The officer then quickly whipped out his taser and stunned Frankel in the back — causing him to drop to the floor, the body cam footage shows.

“If the police had just asked Alice two questions, ‘What’s going on?’ and ‘Has this happened before?’ We wouldn’t be here today,” Frankel told the local outlet.

Frankel, who cops say was arrested for resisting arrest and battery, was subsequently taken to the hospital where he claims doctors determined he’d suffered a grand mal seizure.

Taking action: The teenager was Tasered by police after they were forced to restrain him because of his violent behaviour

He then could be seen stumbling, tripping into the drapes, and then falling onto the bed before a responding officer stepped in to try and detain him.

A California man with epilepsy has accused cops of mistakenly thinking he was drunk and tasering him while he was suffering a seizure in his own home, reports say.

In a statement, Police Chief Michael Norton said his department “regrets that Bruce Frankel has elected to pursue litigation against us for an alleged improper emergency medical response to him.”

Presiding magistrate Doug McNicholas ordered him to complete an 18-month rehabilitation order, with 80 hours unpaid work, and a two-year ASBO.

When cops arrived at his home, they encountered Frankel — who by then was emerging from his seizure — mumbling and standing near his bed in his underwear, the footage shows.

“Stop resisting,” the officer could be heard saying as he struggled with Frankel. “Stop fighting. Get on your stomach. I want to help you. Stop fighting or you’re going to get tased. Do you want to get tased?”

The horror saga allegedly erupted after Frankel’s wife frantically called 911 to report that the 61-year-old wasn’t breathing.

Mary Claire Telford, project worker for Cumbria Youth Offender service, said the boy was transformed when he took drugs. She said: ‘He has always been a clean, tidy, polite and respectable young man who is a completely different person when he is using substances.’

‘My client had quite a lot going on at home including health difficulties with his mother but he realises that he is going to have to start to behave.’

The court also heard how the teenager had assaulted another youth on August 12 last year after a dispute with three others at a bus stop over mephedrone.

A lawsuit he has brought against the Central Marin Police Authority claims that cops cooked up a bogus cover story accusing him of resisting arrest and battering his wife, Alice.

Defence solicitor John Cooper said the Taser shot the teenager's testicles, because of the position he was in. He ended up in hospital and a metal bar, part of the Taser, was removed from his groin.

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Cops noted in the police report that Frankel had been resisting arrest for more than two minutes — and the officer fired off the taser after repeated warnings because he feared for his safety.

He added the department “will vigorously defend itself against this meritless and factually inaccurate litigation. Unfortunately, this individual has decided to first litigate his case in the media rather than in court, where we are confident the action of our officers will be vindicated.”

In the suit filed this week, Frankel alleges cops concocted a cover-up story to arrest him on fake charges to justify what he alleges was the use of excessive force shown in the footage.

Bruce Frankel was seen in a disturbing video being stunned and arrested at the residence in San Anselmo, just outside San Francisco, in August 2022, KTVU reported.