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The shock gloves ICE plans to use could increase the risk of sudden death

The $16.7 million noncompetitive contract is drawing criticism as the gloves are designed for resisting-arrest situations and crowd control, records show.

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ICE approved a deal last week to buy 6,650 electric shock gloves that deliver a low voltage shock upon contact with skin. Their manual warns their use may increase the risk of sudden death.

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The shock gloves ICE plans to use could increase the risk of sudden death

ICE approved a deal last week to buy 6,650 electric shock gloves that deliver a low voltage shock upon contact with skin. Their manual warns their use may increase the risk of sudden death.

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abc10 News broke the news in Poway, United States on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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