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Inmate uses cover of battery to unlock his restraints

The attached video was provided by the Chatham County (Savannah, Georgia) S.O. This inmate is using the metal cover of a AA battery to unlock his restraints, as demonstrated to the staff of the Chatham County S.O. If you have questions or need more details contact Capt. Gilberg at 912.652.7707.
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uploaded by lwhyte
10/1/2009 12:29:09 PM
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Tags:   inmate escape restraint
Topics:   Corrections (Secure)
Duration:   00:02:18
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nfranklin226
11/11/2009 11:56:15 PM
I am a Police Officer and I recently saw this video. I thought it looked easy so I tried it out for myself. I figured it out in 10 to 15 minutes. Then I checked to see if I could be cuffed behind my back and get out. Well I could, I got my hands in front of me and escaped. It also didn't matter which way the cuffs were on. Just remember handcuffs are only temporary. A side note is I couldn't get out of ASP cuffs, but they also have there own flaws.
notbobg
11/3/2009 6:26:33 PM
The key holes facing up and the cuffs double locked will alleviate this problem. This way the pin can't be knocked out because it's up against the inmate's back rather than away from him. Key holes up so the internal ratchets can't be accessed by the inmate. (Handcuffing 101).
AlabamaLawDawg
10/29/2009 9:04:06 AM
This does need to be restricted to LEO's. Double locking for the win....
quail
10/28/2009 12:39:55 PM
double lock every time
SmokeJensen1
10/26/2009 4:50:53 PM
I agree with the two others; this should be restricted to police LEOs only. Remember to double lock your prisoners.
shillxsh
10/10/2009 5:52:21 PM
The video should be edited to blur the inmate's face. The officer agreed it would not be shown and the inmate can be identified.
molotov
10/8/2009 10:41:13 AM
+1 Motorplow I think it's important that anyone who carries cuffs, practice these techniques as well. You can never be too prepared, police officers are human, one mistake could end them up in those cuffs.
Arashikage
10/7/2009 8:19:54 PM
Unfortunatly for us, inmates teach each other these tricks and videos of this are already available on youtube and such sites. Guess all we can do is hope for better equipment and we need to keep on top of this!
templar
10/6/2009 7:57:10 PM
It would also make it more difficult if his hands were behind his back palms outward,thumbs down.
copsforchrist60
10/6/2009 9:03:36 AM
little trick I use to do with escape risk prisoners or long transports was to wrap the handcuffs in ducktape. Makes it a pain in the *** for little stunts like this.
rcwpd
10/5/2009 6:55:39 PM
I would have to agree with motorplow. That is crazy though.
motorplow
10/4/2009 3:31:39 AM
Thinking this video should be restricted to law enforcement only.

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