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Handcuffing him, the gunmen threw him in the back of a car.
The Waiting 2008
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Handcuffing oneself to somebody in this way is assault in my view and I hope that the CPS prosecute the culprits.
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¢ Handcuffing with flexi-cuffs, which were sometimes made so tight and used for such extended periods that they caused skin lesions and long-term after-effects on the hands (nerve damage), as observed by the ICRC;
Torture and Truth Danner, Mark 2004
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Handcuffing illegal immigrants to a light chain is one of the measures being considered to prevent those being deported from jumping from trains, sometimes to their death, acting home affairs director-general Dr Khulu Mbatha said on Tuesday.
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"Handcuffing them may escalate the behavior where the officer may think they are trying to calm the person," Deck said.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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Handcuffing a non-violent kid is ridiculous but so is suing over it.
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"Handcuffing them may escalate the behavior where the officer may think they are trying to calm the person," Deck said.
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"Handcuffing them may escalate the behavior where the officer may think they are trying to calm the person," Deck said.
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"Handcuffing them may escalate the behavior where the officer may think they are trying to calm the person," Deck said.
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"Handcuffing them may escalate the behavior where the officer may think they are trying to calm the person," Deck said.
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