An Army study found shock gloves caused ‘intense pain' and fear. ICE ordered 6,000 pairs.
An Army study found that shock gloves cause intense pain and fear in people who are exposed to them, and that users stop resisting immediately when shocked. Immigration and Customs Enforcement purchased these gloves, apparently intending to use them to control detainees and protesters. The study results were not publicly released until now.
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