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Gotcha has designed a totally new handcuff for law enforcement that's made in the USA. Gotcha's patented cuffs are designed to be lighter, stronger, more secure, and easier to use than any other restraint. The cuffs feature the first new cuff locking mechanism since 1862.
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Code 4 Cuffs are triple locking, utilize standard keys, fold flat for carry, and have been awarded two U.S. patents.
Read More →Hiatt USA offers three new specialty hinged handcuffs to assist professionals who require the highest level of security, protection, and control.
Read More →When a detainee complains that your handcuffs are hurting them, you need to take notice and watch what you say.
Read More →Viewing these photos, you can see how a detainee could quickly give himself an escape route from your cuffs, so you'll want to make sure you look for this during your thorough search.
Read More →As a survival-smart officer you already know that prisoners can be dangerous. You are very much aware that every year American peace officers are murdered after taking offenders into custody. Attention to some basic officer survival skills aimed at the safe handling of prisoners can help keep you from adding your name to the bloody statistics.
Read More →Today there are scores of new and innovative products aimed at keeping officers safe while handling and transporting prisoners.
Read More →Updated for 2014, Safetyhander hand restraint mitts are designed to be used with handcuffs. In just a few seconds, an officer can secure each hand of a prisoner, which prevents seizing guns or escaping handcuffs.
Read More →If you know how to take advantage of what a suspect wears, you can use these handles to help get him or her into handcuffs.
Read More →A corrections facility uses a lot of handcuffs, and it loses a lot of handcuffs in prisoner transfers. Color-plated restraints from Peerless Handcuff Co. can help agencies identify their handcuffs and reduce loss. They can also be used to distinguish prisoners from specific cell blocks.
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