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US 9,523,216 B2Granted
Concealed handcuff key
AssigneeShomer-Tec, Inc.
InventorsJoel Jaffe, Jeffery Jaffe
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Abstract
Described herein are several versions of concealed handcuff keys including a key concealed within a pouch as a zipper pull, a key concealed as a common pen cap/clip, a key concealed as a coin, a key concealed as a bootlace/shoelace end, and a key concealed within a receiver in the back side of a belt buckle.
Claims6
A concealed handcuff key which is hidden as an everyday item which will normally be overlooked by an opponent during a customary search;
- the handcuff key comprising:
- a first longitudinal end comprising a boot/shoe lace attachment portion;
- wherein the boot/shoe lace attachment portion is attached to an end of a boot/shoe lace;
- a second longitudinal end comprising;
- a handcuff unlocking portion comprising;
- a substantially cylindrical inner surface;
- a substantially cylindrical outer surface;
- a protrusion extending tangentially outward of the cylindrical outer surface;
- and
- wherein the boot/shoe lace attachment portion is crimped to an end of a boot/shoe lace.
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A concealed handcuff key which is hidden as an everyday item which will normally be overlooked by an opponent during a customary search;
- the handcuff key comprising:
- a first longitudinal end comprising a boot/shoe lace attachment portion;
- wherein the boot/shoe lace attachment portion is attached to an end of a boot/shoe lace;
- a second longitudinal end comprising;
- a handcuff unlocking portion comprising;
- a substantially cylindrical inner surface;
- a substantially cylindrical outer surface;
- a protrusion extending tangentially outward of the cylindrical outer surface;
- and
- wherein the boot/shoe lace attachment portion is adhered to an end of a boot/shoe lace.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.