blackcamaro
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Good save. I don't know why I was thinking Islington.
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WTB - Handcuffs
- Thread starter GateKeeper
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Good save. I don't know why I was thinking Islington.
Hack
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We have both... Mostly hinged, but there are still a lot of the older chain type Peerless floatin' around.
The only plus I find with the chained type is that they're a little bit more forgiving in situations where the cuff-ee isn't cooperating with the cuff-er.
Maybe security guard type job not police officer?
Hack
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Ok, very good to know, thx.
That reg is almost /thread. I would assume that somewhere in the bowels of law, there may be a similar statement for law enforcement. As you said before most police forces just follow the same rule anyway to avoid some potential problems.
From a liability point of view I don't see any organization allowing staff to use cuffs. If the situation is that contentious turn it over to the police. The human rights advocates would have a field day.
Yeah... & I never speed or go over the limit on my super sport.LMAO. He's buying them for his son. You think he's putting together a kidnapping kit for him?
Hack
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Why wouldn't it? it's a simple LE related question.. should be a simple answer.
Hack
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Have you spent any time at BL...?
The board is divided into two sides... There's a public side and a private side... The private side is only accessible by sworn peace officers... The public side is open to anyone, but... A lot of guys would take a question regarding police equipment as trying to steal state secrets...Lol.
You'd probably get told that discussion re. handcuff is restricted to the private side and then your thread would get locked... Lol
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