Digital Ally, TASER Move Higher Amid Release Of Police Shooting Video

Shares of Digital Ally, Inc. DGLY, which manufactures digital video cameras used in law enforcement, were up 4.76 percent to $13.20 in Wednesday’s pre-market trading session.

The price action came amid the release of a video that showed a policeman in South Carolina shooting and killing an unarmed man. On Tuesday evening, the officer was arrested and charged with murder.

Shares of TASER International, Inc. TASR, the manufacturer of electrical weapons, also moved higher and traded at $24.76, up 0.94 percent.