US ICE agency to spend $16.7m on electric shock gloves
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US ICE agency to spend $16.7m on electric shock gloves The much-criticised immigration agency has agreed a contract for 6,000 pairs of gloves that will deliver painful shocks to control resisting detainees and protesters.
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US ICE agency to spend $16.7m on electric shock gloves The much-criticised immigration agency has agreed a contract for 6,000 pairs of gloves that will deliver painful shocks to control resisting detainees and protesters.
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