Federal prosecutors investigating Jeffrey Maddrey, who resigned over sexual abuse accusations, learned of the request during ...

With new training more widely available, police departments have potentially become more focused on intervention before a ...

The BolaWrap 150 handheld remote restraint device deploys with a loud bang sound as the cords wrap around the subject, but is designed not to cause injury. RICHMOND POLICE DEPARTMENT ...

A device known as The Wrap has been used by police departments and medical facilities across the country for years to restrain combative people. Several local police departments have begun using it… ...

The South Bend Police Department recently adopted a new policing tool, the BolaWrap. This is what you should know about it.

SOUTH BEND — “Wrap, wrap, wrap,” South Bend Police Officer Brian Meador yelled out before deploying the department's new non-lethal restraining device, the BolaWrap, on a volunteer.

Police say the BolaWrap is a device that deploys a Kevlar cord with two anchors that, when aimed, can wrap around a person's knees or elbows in a painless way.

The Detroit Police Department is expanding its crisis intervention techniques by exploring new technology, allowing officers to arrest a suspect rather than taking them out.

The county is giving all its patrol officers access to BolaWraps, which shoot Kevlar lassos to wrap up unruly subjects.

They can choose to wrap the legs, or pin the person's arms against their sides, all to reduce any physical threat. The device is most effective from 10-20 feet.

Police in Alton on Thursday learned about the BolaWrap 150, a device that gives officers a new option for a painless restraint of offenders.

A handheld remote device called the Bola Wrap is a new tool in the Bend Police Department's toolbelt, designed to detain someone without using deadly force.