ICE is exploring the use of CTG 5 electric shock gloves to assist in de-escalation and subject control. These devices deliver a high-voltage pulse upon physical contact, intended as a non-lethal alternative to traditional force. While the agency frames this as a safer option, the technology faces scrutiny regarding its potential for misuse and the psychological impact of contact-based compliance tools.
ICE is considering a $20 million contract for electric shock gloves. Learn how this 'low-optics' technology works and the implications for federal enforcement.
Learn how the G.L.O.V.E. shock device works, its technical specifications, and the safety risks associated with its deployment by ICE agents.