Inflate severe pain: USICE wants to equip its agents with gloves distributing electric shocks
The US agency plans to spend $20 million on the project, to equip its employees with these gloves called Generated Low Output
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The US agency plans to spend $20 million on the project, to equip its employees with these gloves called Generated Low Output Voltage Emitter (GLOVE), says the US Department of Homeland Security, in a public document. 30 electric shocks of 380 volts The GLOVEs would be able to send 30 380 volts per second of electric shocks, equivalent to three times the voltage of a standard electrical socket in the United States. " Over the past year, the ECI has shown its readiness to ignore the law and to resort too quickly to violence, with devastating and sometimes fatal consequences for both citizens and people without legal status," said Jenn Rolnick Borchetta, the Deputy Director of ACLU.
Furthermore, "Global is a potential catastrophe for human rights" Warning The human rights organisation ACLU denounced the use of these objects. These gloves would send a strong electric discharge to the arrested person, to force him to obey "by pain", as Lieutenant Butch Gallion, the head of a prison in Tennessee, states, where these objects are already used. They are responsible for "stopping and expelling those who violate American immigration legislation".
In addition, " From now on, agents could be equipped with a device that allows them to administer electric shocks by simply pressing a button, potentially without people around them seeing it," she continued. " Giving immigration officers a hidden way to inflict severe pain on people is likely to cause more harm to the public and even less control over their actions, " concludes the woman in charge of police policy within the association.
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The US agency plans to spend $20 million on the project, to equip its employees with these gloves called Generated Low Output Voltage Emitter (GLOVE), says the US Department of Homeland Security, in a public document.
reliability low1/2 sources30 electric shocks of 380 volts The GLOVEs would be able to send 30 380 volts per second of electric shocks, equivalent to three times the voltage of a standard electrical socket in the United States.
reliability low1/2 sources" Over the past year, the ECI has shown its readiness to ignore the law and to resort too quickly to violence, with devastating and sometimes fatal consequences for both citizens and people without legal status," said Jenn Rolnick Borchetta, the Deputy Director of ACLU.
reliability low1/2 sources"Global is a potential catastrophe for human rights" Warning The human rights organisation ACLU denounced the use of these objects.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThese gloves would send a strong electric discharge to the arrested person, to force him to obey "by pain", as Lieutenant Butch Gallion, the head of a prison in Tennessee, states, where these objects are already used.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThey are responsible for "stopping and expelling those who violate American immigration legislation".
reliability low1/2 sources" From now on, agents could be equipped with a device that allows them to administer electric shocks by simply pressing a button, potentially without people around them seeing it," she continued.
reliability low1/2 sources" Giving immigration officers a hidden way to inflict severe pain on people is likely to cause more harm to the public and even less control over their actions, " concludes the woman in charge of police policy within the association.
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