ICE seeks to equip agents with electrified compliance gloves
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is planning to invest up to $20 million in electrified gloves designed to deliver painful electric shocks to people for compliance purposes. The Department of Homeland Security published this procurement notice, with delivery of the devices targeted for March. This initiative represents a significant expansion in non-lethal enforcement technology for immigration enforcement operations.
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ICE wants to give agents electrified gloves that shock people into compliance
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is planning to invest up to $20 million in electrified gloves designed to deliver painful electric shocks to people for compliance purposes. The Department of Homeland Security published this procurement notice, with delivery of the devices targeted for March. This initiative represents a significant expansion in non-lethal enforcement technology for immigration enforcement operations.
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