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ICE is set to acquire electric shock gloves designed to assist officers in gaining compliance from individuals. The agency plans to spend up to $20 million on these devices, which have raised concerns among civil rights advocates regarding their potential misuse. The gloves will require officers to complete training and recertification for use.
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ICE is set to acquire electric shock gloves designed to assist officers in gaining compliance from individuals. The agency plans to spend up to $20 million on these devices, which have raised concerns among civil rights advocates regarding their potential misuse. The gloves will require officers to complete training and recertification for use.
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ICE to Acquire Electric Shock Gloves for Officers