The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is set to provide Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents with gloves capable of emitting electric shocks. This move aims to assist officers in dealing with individuals who are uncooperative during field operations.
According to a notice published on the DHS acquisition system, the agency intends to issue these electric shock gloves to federal agents. This equipment is designed to aid in maintaining control and ensuring compliance in situations where individuals resist cooperation.
The plan underscores DHS’s ongoing efforts to equip its personnel with tools that enhance their operational capabilities. The notice highlights the agency’s focus on effective enforcement while addressing safety concerns during challenging situations encountered by ICE agents.
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