Answer:
No, because it was a product of involuntary movement
Explanation:
Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that in this situation he will likely NOT be charged with assaulting an officer, because it was a product of involuntary movement. A taser sends about 50,000 volts of electricity passing through the individual's body for about 5 seconds (per cycle) and these current can cause full loss of motor control, and even muscle spasms.
