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How A Spam Filter Sent a Shock Through The Maker Of Tasers

Oct 24 2017 by Fast Company

The Securities and Exchange Commission began emailing police supplier Axon two months ago with urgent questions about its accounting.

On August 10, the Securities and Exchange Commission emailed Axon Enterprises, which makes police body cameras and Taser stun guns, with a few questions about the company’s accounting practices. No response. In September, John Cash, the accounting branch chief at the SEC, sent a second email, asking for a response to the initial inquiry. Nada.

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