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US 7,581,416 B1Granted
Prisoner transport system
OwnerJohn Lenertzinventor
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A restraint strap system for a prisoner or other person to be transported comprises an elongated strap with a neck loop, and a front section that overlies the front of a person when installed or worn, and which is of length so that it passes between the legs of the wearer. A back flexible member, such as a strap or chain is attached to the lower portion of the front section and passes to the back of the wearer. The back flexible member is secured to a connector at the back of the neck loop with a quick attachment link and a lock. The front strap includes provisions for passing a body band through a formed loop in the front section and which body band is secured at the rear with the lock system for the back flexible member. An elongated link that can be locked in place after securing handcuffs, a belly chain, or a body belt in place at the front of the wearer is provided.
A personal restraint strap system comprising a strap having a neck opening, a frontal strap section, and a back section, a first connector at a back side of the neck opening, an opposite end of the frontal strap section from the back side of the neck opening having a second lower connector, a flexible, elongated back member attached to the second lower connector, and extending to be joined to the first connector at the back side of the neck opening, the frontal strap section having an elongated link secured thereto at one end and having a free end, a second ring on the frontal strap section spaced from the secured end of the elongated link and being positioned and of size to permit the elongated link to pass through the second ring, the elongated link being of size to receive at least one additional restraint device, an end portion of the elongated link extending through the second ring for permitting securing the elongated link with a lock to prevent the elongated link from being removed from the second ring.
A personal restraint strap system comprising a strap having a neck opening, a frontal strap section, and a back section, a first connector at a back side of the neck opening, an opposite end of the frontal strap section from the back side of the neck opening having a second lower connector, a flexible, elongated back member attached to the second lower connector, and extending to be joined to the first connector at the backside of the neck opening, the frontal strap section having an elongated link secured thereto at one end and having a free end, a second ring on the frontal strap section spaced from the secured end of the elongated link and being positioned and of size to permit the elongated link to pass through the second ring, an interior opening of the elongated link being of size to receive at least a handcuff chain, an end portion of the elongated link extending through the second ring for permitting securing the elongated link with a pad lock to prevent the end portion of the elongated link from being removed from the second ring.
A restraint system having a restraint strap for a person and having a plurality of connectors, each connector consisting of one of a separate enclosed link and a separate link of a chain, and an attachment link comprising an elongated enclosed link member having spaced sides and ends forming a central elongated opening, an enclosed link ring permanently secured on the elongated enclosed link member and being slidable around the entire elongated enclosed link member, the elongated enclosed link member sides being spaced so the elongated enclosed link member will pass through the connectors, the enclosed link ring being of a size to prevent the enclosed link ring from passing through the connectors to form a stop.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.