Restraining device employing bundling ties
OwnerChristopher A. Dowdleinventor
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Keyless restraints similar to handcuffs and leg shackles, which restraints employ conventional ratchet action bundling ties. The restraints include a securing block which has two receptacle each capable of receiving the pawl block of one bundling tie. After the pawl block of each bundling tie is placed in its respective receptacle, the toothed strap of each bundling tie is inserted through aligned slots formed in opposing sides of its associated receptacle. The toothed strap engages the pawl block by conventional ratchet action. The bundling ties are then entrapped within the securing block, and can be drawn around the wrists of a detainee or any other object being secured. Each receptacle has a projection which releasably retains the pawl block of the bundling tie in place within the receptacle. Optionally, the receptacles are connected by a flexible tether long enough to permit a detainee to walk, but too short to permit running.
A keyless restraint, comprising:
A keyless restraint, comprising:
A securing block for a keyless restraint employing conventional bundling ties, comprising a housing having a first receptacle for receiving the pawl block of a bundling tie, a second receptacle for receiving the pawl block of a bundling tie, and a bridge connecting said first receptacle and said second receptacle in spaced apart relation, wherein said first receptacle and said second receptacle each comprise
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