mittal solanki    114     1615 days ago     

“Anytime we have to go hands-on with somebody to take them into custody for whatever reason, there's always a chance of injury to our officers and the suspects,” El Segundo Police Chief Bill Whalen told Fox News. “This is something that might hopefully mitigate that risk a little bit and give us another tool that we can safely take people into custody and avoid injury to both them and our officers.”