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In a development that may impact local law enforcement, a company called Compliant Technologies has created electric shock gloves. These gloves are intended for use by officers, according to plans by ICE. Compliant Technologies describes the gloves as a nonlethal tool, designed to make individuals compliant during arrests.
Further information on the electric shock gloves and their planned use can be found through Houston Public Media.
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