Homeland Security, weapons company express desire to use "Security Bracelet" in law enforcement, crowd control
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Tuesday, March 25, 2008



The Department of Homeland Security is pursuing the introduction of a device known as the Security Bracelet, a wearable tag that would allow authorities to inflict pain compliance on suspects from a distance, while also recommending law enforcement applications and potential use in "crowd control situations".

Introduced ostensibly to combat airline terrorism, a creepy promo video courtesy of the patent holders Lamperd FTS exploits shocking 9/11 imagery to push the torture device as a solution to countering potential hijackers by inflicting "Electro-Muscular Disruption" and presumably giving the rest of the passengers a debilitating shock at the same time.

Watch the clip.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7yJXhxF1mM[/youtube]



"Upon activation of the electric shock device, through receipt of an activating signal from the selectively operable remote control means, the passenger wearing that particular bracelet receives the disabling electrical shock from the electric shock device. Accordingly, the passenger becomes incapacitated for a few seconds or perhaps a few minutes, during which time the passenger can be fully subdued and handcuffed, if necessary. Depending on the type of transmission medium used to send the activating signal, other passengers may also become temporarily incapacitated, which is undesirable and unfortunate, but may be unavoidable," reads the patent for the device.

The claim that such a shock would "not cause permanent injury" is an insult to the hundreds of Taser victims who have lost their lives to so-called "non-lethal weapons" - devices whose abuse by authorities has led groups like Amnesty International to condemn them as an affront to basic human rights.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/ma ... acelet.htm

Agreed, The concept of the bracelet can be easily abused just like the tazer.
there have been people aboard airliners who have "lost it" and I think a person who'll panick will use it on those innocent people.

@ 2:05, this is true. You know that on 911, one of the hijackers had something in his back pocket. it looked like an peace of paper.. security cameras captured it and not one employee bothered to check it out, question him, nada.
he went through the gates without any hassle. I don't think we need better tech equipment, althought it might help. airports need better payed employee's or better trained. instead of spending all those billions on 'useless gadgets.

But you know siempre dicen que todos tenemos un doble -a twin in this world. If they mistake me for someone else-hell no. I still say all of this is leading to Big Brother-the takeover leading to armageddon, call me crazy whatever it's just mpo. If people I know can get out of the ankle bracelets what makes them think they won't figure a way to disarm these or to take them off?

"Why not go the whole hog and just tag babies from birth in order to combat violent crime and robbery? If a crime is in progress, the police could just activate the shock from a safe distance and save lives."

lol.

The majority of united statians applaud this device and other crap due to the state of war mentality.The Bush Administration has pandered to the ppls growing fears and insecurities,periodically announcing that more terrorist attacks are imminent.I wonder how much freedom the ppl have to surrender in order to live in peace.