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SOUTH BEND — The South Bend Police Department recently adopted a new policing tool, the BolaWrap, which offers law enforcement a way to restrain subjects without pain compliance — that is, the use of ...

Wrap Technologies is building platforms around BolaWrap 150 but valuation multiples and dilution prospects are key concerns.

Agency-wide expansion to a standardized Non-Lethal Response program integrates non-lethal tools, training, and policy across ...

Officers patrolling the Los Angeles Metro transit system will not be issued a lasso-type weapon anytime soon, officials confirmed this week. The BolaWrap, a nonlethal device meant to bind a person ...

The Los Angeles Police Department is still exploring ways to arm its officers with the BolaWrap — a handheld device firing a lasso-like cord designed to wrap around a person’s legs — more than three ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- San Francisco police may consider utilizing a new tool that's described as 'flying handcuffs.' It's a remote-restraint device known as the BolaWrap designed to be a non-lethal ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Springfield Police are looking to increase their supply of nonlethal restraining devices that would help officers control unruly individuals. Springfield Mayor Domenic ...

The national conversation about police use of force has intensified since George Floyd’s death, which has brought up the discussion around a restraint tool with a lower risk. At Wrap Technologies in ...

Inspired by Argentinian bolas, thus the name, the BolaWrap 150 is a yellow and black handheld device that resembles the size and look of a stud finder. Bolas, by the way, are a throwing weapon with a ...

SOUTH BEND — “Wrap, wrap, wrap,” South Bend Police Officer Brian Meador yelled out before deploying the department's new non-lethal restraining device, the BolaWrap, on a volunteer. Two ends of a cord ...