Ryan Ellis kicked out the rear window of the vehicle and jumped out as the car was moving
With a violent ex-con threatening a federal prosecutor, the U.S. Marshals Service is making a rare request to outfit him with a shock belt during his upcoming trial
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The shock from these devices will turn bad boys into choir boys
Watch as a few brave volunteers try out the Stun-Cuff at NSA's 2014 Conference.
Watch how this inmate is able to use a battery cover to undo his restraints
Regulations allow pregnant prisoners to be handcuffed only in front when being transported outside the jail
Hope v. Pelzer U.S. Supreme Court decision contains several important use of restraints lessons learned for corrections officers
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