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Handcuffing Techniques
EDA:901-1109

Restraining a subject is one of the security officer's most dangerous duties. If used incorrectly, handcuffs can open the door to liability issues and can cause injury to the officer and subject. This program examines how to properly approach a subject and effectively apply handcuffs. It also reviews handcuff preparation and maintenance.

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