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Sahuarita, Arizona Police Chief Confirms Two-Year Use of Electro-Shock GLOVEs

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Sahuarita, Arizona police chief John Noland told the Daily Wire that his 68-officer department has used electric-shock gloves, known as GLOVEs, for roughly two years, calling the devices successful at gaining compliance. His comments follow reporting that ICE has ordered a large supply of the same equipment and that Oklahoma officers used them on students during the 2025-2026 school year.

Why It Matters

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A UN torture rapporteur has labeled these devices inherently cruel, yet police leaders are openly normalizing their use against civilians, including minors. Rights advocates warn the 'compliance' framing invites abuse, a concern reinforced by a 2025 Kentucky case where a man died after being shocked 27 times with a GLOVE.

Key Takeaways

Source: futurism.com — Joe Wilkins, 2026-08-27

Published there as: “Police Chief Brags That His Officers Have Been Using Electro-Shock Gloves for Years”

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