#131014 - 04/24/08 07:23 PM
Flying Prepared...
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Now somebody was prepared...
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,352480,00.html
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#131027 - 04/24/08 09:40 PM
Re: Flying Prepared...
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Ya gotta love it!!!
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#131036 - 04/25/08 12:37 AM
Re: Flying Prepared...
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Thats why it pays to be prepared at ALL times.
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#131131 - 04/25/08 11:02 PM
Re: Flying Prepared...
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But, since as I understand it, LEO's transporting prisoners, even violent felony prisoners, must remove the handcuffs while in-flight, the passengers who taped the BG to the chair will probably be prosecuted...
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#131155 - 04/26/08 03:15 AM
Re: Flying Prepared...
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Violent felony prisoners usually get to ride on a special charter flight with ConAir. But yes, escorted prisoners (low risk) have to be "unrestrained" for safety/evacuation reasons. Besides, tape tears easily enough. Not so for handcuffs.
Edited by MoBOB (04/26/08 03:17 AM) Edit Reason: Extra thoughts
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#131170 - 04/26/08 01:18 PM
Re: Flying Prepared...
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"...tape tears easily enough. Not so for handcuffs..."
Very true. And never trust "flexcuffs" (large zip ties), I have had more than one bad experience with those things...
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#131350 - 04/28/08 01:03 PM
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And never trust "flexcuffs" (large zip ties), I have had more than one bad experience with those things...
Some details, please? How did they fail? -Blast
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#131356 - 04/28/08 03:17 PM
Re: Flying Prepared...
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Had a guy hooked up with metal handcuffs, he started kicking, so I flexed his feet together (two flexcuffs, interlinked and snugged up around his ankles), got distracted for a second, next think I knew I got kicked in the side of the head. He had managed to bend the little metal blade back the wrong way and was free.
You want to hear scary, I have seen guys, smallish guys, who were on PCP break the chain on a pair of Peerless steel handcuffs, with the cuffs applied behind the back. Then things can get out of control very rapidly...
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#131360 - 04/28/08 04:42 PM
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Thanks for the info. It's good to know what works and what doesn't. Oh course, knowing how to get out of those flixicuffs might be handy some day... I have seen guys, smallish guys, who were on PCP break the chain on a pair of Peerless steel handcuffs, with the cuffs applied behind the back. Ye gads!! How badly did he tear up his wrists doing that? I would have thought flesh/bone would give before steel... -Blast
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