NC chief says BolaWrap could reduce harm, build trust
Chief Henry King, Edenton Police Chief and President of the North Carolina Chiefs of Police advocates for BolaWrap, a non-lethal restraint device, showcasing its effectiveness in law enforcement encounters.
Dominick Romano, an Edenton police officer, demonstrates the device's utility in apprehending a man in crisis. Chief King emphasizes BolaWrap's role in minimizing harm and enhancing officer-community relations. Edenton Police Department's pioneering use of BolaWrap in North Carolina underscores its potential for statewide adoption.
Chief King's proactive approach in securing BolaWrap funding and conducting training sessions reflects his commitment to innovative policing solutions. BolaWrap's global utilization further highlights its impact on law enforcement practices.
As more agencies nationwide embrace BolaWrap, including significant deployments in Fairfax, Virginia, and Detroit, its potential to de-escalate situations while ensuring officer and community safety becomes increasingly evident.
Dominick Romano, an Edenton police officer, demonstrates the device's utility in apprehending a man in crisis. Chief King emphasizes BolaWrap's role in minimizing harm and enhancing officer-community relations. Edenton Police Department's pioneering use of BolaWrap in North Carolina underscores its potential for statewide adoption.
Chief King's proactive approach in securing BolaWrap funding and conducting training sessions reflects his commitment to innovative policing solutions. BolaWrap's global utilization further highlights its impact on law enforcement practices.
As more agencies nationwide embrace BolaWrap, including significant deployments in Fairfax, Virginia, and Detroit, its potential to de-escalate situations while ensuring officer and community safety becomes increasingly evident.
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