Plastikhåndjern
Politimand der bærer plastikhåndjern.
Amerikansk marinesoldat der bruger plastikhåndjern på en mistaænkt i Irak.
Plastikhåndjern er en type håndjern som er fremstillet af plasticstrips. De fungerer ligesom håndjern af metal, men er billigere at fremstille og lettere at bære. Til gengæld kan de ikke bruges flere gange. Plastikhåndjern blev introduceret i 1965.[1]
Se også
Referencer
- ^ Craig Meissner (1. december 2002). "Ties That Bind". Policemag.com. Hentet 2015-03-24.
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Lance Cpl. Edwin S. Contreras, 19, an assaultman with Company I, 3rd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, Regimental Combat Team 5, flexi-cuffs a known insurgent in Hit, Iraq, June 21. Marines with Company I detained four known insurgents during an intelligence raid in the Hit area. The detainment of the four insurgents helped make the area of Hit safer for Coalition forces and the local Iraqi population.
Lance Cpl. Edwin S. Contreras, 19, an assaultman with Company I, 3rd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, Regimental Combat Team 5, flexi-cuffs a known insurgent in Hit, Iraq, June 21. Marines with Company I detained four known insurgents during an intelligence raid in the Hit area. The detainment of the four insurgents helped make the area of Hit safer for Coalition forces and the local Iraqi population.