Is tasering a cop 'assualt with a deadly weapon'?

I'm not all that keen on trigger happy cops tasering anyone who looks at them funny. For a "non-lethal" weapon, a lot of people seem to die after they've been zapped. But I have a question that I'm sure will get answered soon enough: If someone were to taser a cop... would that person be charged with assualt with a deadly weapon? It's a catch-22. If no deadly weapons charge is filed then cops might be getting zapped a little more often. If it is a deadly weapon charge is filed then it establishes a double standard. Like I said, I'm sure this will happen sooner or later on its own.