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Subject: Do not hold cuffs by their chain

Author: from www.Cointel.net or www.americanco.info

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:42:33 07/05/11 Tue FYI - these photos illustrate the safety issue extremely well. When holding an inmate who is handcuffed do NOT hold the inmate by the handcuff chain. Basically the suspect just has to fold one hand on top of the other, trapping the officer’s hand easily breaking the hand or fingers. Once the hand is trapped, it is easy to spin and break the elbow (like our old weapon retention drill) and then attack the knee and groin area of the officer [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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if you were allowed batons,spray,or tasers like liberal california (NT)	less staff would get attacked	00:13:44 07/06/11 Wed