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Manufacturers of crowd control equipment and restraints are working hard to enhance their products with new features designed to prevent serious injury to officers and subjects.
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In past October issues of POLICE we've covered officer safety on various levels, including how lazy tactics can get you hurt, how to secure subjects properly, and how to protect yourself from lawsuits over use of force.
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By taking precautions in how people are restrained and by monitoring restrained subjects, officers can reduce the potential for in-custody death.
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The EZ Leg Control Belt from EME Enterprises is designed to secure violent and combative suspects.
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Renco's Secure Fit Restraint Mitts tightly lock down the fingers and hands of handcuffed inmates, detainees, and patients to help prevent escapes, assaults, suicide, and interception of weapons.
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Peerless Handcuff Company has released a 100th Anniversary Model 700L Chain Link Handcuff. The Model 700L comes with a high-polish nickel-plated finish, special 100th Anniversary markings, unique serial numbers, and retro packaging. The Model 700L is a limited edition model with only 1,000 units being produced.
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Xtreme Zip Ties, from Cobra Cuff manufacturer Milspec Plastics, can be folded for storage and double locked for pick-proof security, similar to the Cobra Cuffs but with a single strap.
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With reinforced fine teeth and rounded edges, ASP's stronger Tri-Folds disposable restraint loops can now withstand a tensile test of at least 400 pounds.
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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.
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