Systems, devices and methods for carrying and deploying subjects into intended spaces
OwnerJames Edward Wescott, Kenneth Moraninventors
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The anchor and clevis system comprises a quick, tactical, and safe means to deploy a canine into an attic or other intended space to conduct a search and/or for the apprehension of a criminal suspect and comprises an anchor adapted to lock onto a support structure and a clevis attached to the anchor and threaded to accept a pole for remote deployment. Attached to the anchoring device by a carabiner is the top pulley. A lift rope is threaded through the top pulley allowing the user on the ground or lower floor to quickly lift a dog into an attic with minimal exposure to harm. The lift rope engages a lower pulley allowing a subject to be lifted by one user. Attached to the lower pulley by a second carabiner is a snap-shackle release system which allows the user to disengage the dog from the device remotely.
An anchor assembly intended for locking engagement with an exposed building support frame member, the assembly comprising:
An anchor assembly intended for locking engagement with an exposed building support frame member, the assembly comprising:
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