North Texas police are learning SafeWrap, a new jiu-jitsu-based restraint method designed to keep both officers and suspects safer.

North Texas police recruits are learning SafeWrap, a new jiu-jitsu-based restraint method designed to keep both officers and suspects safer.

Police recruits in North Texas are training in a new restraint technique called SafeWrap, designed to reduce risk to both officers and suspects during arrests.

The Grand Rapids Police Department is conducting training this week on grappling restraint techniques with officers visiting from across the Midwest.

A University of Queensland study of 42 deaths in custody around the country where police or prison officers used “prone’’ ...

On July 1, 2019, the National Institutes of Health awarded Johns Hopkins University’s Veit Stuphorn another major grant to study the neural mechanisms involved in risk-taking in monkeys. In year one ...

The shooting of Jones, 55, came a little over a week after Hartford police fatally shot and killed Everard Walker.

The Office of the Inspector of Prisons has expressed “deep reservations” over the manner in which a mentally ill inmate was restrained by prison officers prior to his death in 2020. The watchdog also ...

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Unannounced visits to specialist hospital wards specialising in helping people with complex mental needs found many environmental and safety risks. The Healthcare Inspectorate Wales (HIW) visits to ...