HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - Connecticut lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow people to carry stun guns for personal protection. State law now allows the device popularly known as Tasers to be kept in someone's home. A representative of the device manufacturer told a public hearing of the General Assembly's Public Safety Committee on Thursday that customers from the state want to carry their Tasers with them when they feel most vulnerable. Peter Holran of Scottsdale, Arizona-based Taser International Inc. estimates more than 200,000 citizens are currently carrying the devices in the U.S. Sen. Andrea Stillman, the committee co-chairwoman,...