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Mary Ann Sherman says she cannot stop thinking about how her son, Chase Sherman, 32, died last November at the hands of Georgia police officers who allegedly Tasered her son with 50,000 volts of electricity - 15 times. "We relive this all the time," Mary Ann Sherman tells People. "It keeps going through our heads. I could just see the Taser lights going off in the car. It seems like it went on forever. "One of them went for 17 seconds," she says. "I was laying there one morning thinking about that 17 seconds. That is horrible to me. Fifty thousand volts for 17 seconds. "That's...

When Mary Ann Sherman's son started acting erratically after smoking synthetic marijuana last November, she did what she thought was the right thing: She called police for help. The Florida mom had no idea her 32-year-old son, Chase Sherman, would end up dead after allegedly being handcuffed and then Tasered multiple times by deputy sheriffs. The deadly incident, which played out in front of his parents' eyes, was caught on police body-camera and dashboard videos, which have been obtained by People. The videos, taken on November 20, 2015, show Chase Sherman apparently resisting arrest as shouts of "Stop fighting!" can be heard in the background.

When Mary Ann Sherman's son started acting erratically after smoking synthetic marijuana last November, she did what she thought was the right thing: She called police for help. The Florida mom had no idea her 32-year-old son, Chase Sherman, would end up dead after allegedly being handcuffed and then Tasered multiple times by deputy sheriffs. The deadly incident, which played out in front of his parents' eyes, was caught on police body-camera and dashboard videos, which have been obtained by People. The videos, taken on November 20, 2015, show Chase Sherman apparently resisting arrest as shouts of "Stop fighting!" can be heard in the background.