In San Antonio, a development has emerged regarding ICE officers' equipment. A plan is underway to provide officers with electric shock gloves. These gloves are described as a nonlethal tool by their manufacturer, Compliant Technologies.
The company claims they are intended to make individuals compliant during arrests. Further details about the plan and the gloves can be found through Texas Public Radio, the source of this information.
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