what caused my handcuffs to not be able to be unlocked and then physically cut off of my body?
475882
Some handcuffs require some degree of inward pressure while turning the key to be released.  This makes them more difficult to pick.  If the cuffs were too tight to begin with, it is difficult to squeeze the cuffs any tighter to get them to release when using the key to take them off.
779739
Mercy killing for sure!!!!  I know what you mean about being put on hold for what may seem like a lifetime only to be told that you need to view a freakin website, or better yet, be "accidently" cut off by an idiot operator trying to put you back on hold.
983774
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328216
Could have been allot of different things, you should defiantly seek medical help. Call your doctor and make an appointment, they may even suggest yo go to the ER. \n\nOff hand, I would say possible seizure or stroke.
909593
Yes.\n\nTo obtain my taser certification so I could carry one for my department.\n\nIt hurt like hell for five seconds, then it was gone. I was immediately able to move and function again, but the memory doesn't fade quite as fast.
875785
Registered Nurse here; Your problem is far to complex to address here on Yahoo.  I strongly encourage you to make appointment with mental health professional.  You need major counseling, guidance, support and possibly a medication regimen.  This is a from of self-mutilation.  It is serious, and if you do not get the approiate help, things will only increase in seriousness.  Please make an appointment with a mental health professional, or your private physician, he or she will be able to get you stated in the approiate treatment.  You need not feel you have to mutate and scar your on body.  Something is seriously wrong and you need help.  \nI appreciate the opportunity to address such a sensitive question, and I pray you seek help.
793895
Call your local police department they can send you in the right direction.  Your doing a very good thing,  people like that make it hard for people who are really in pain to get the care they need.  Good luck and God bless
985543
He has the right to block you in so you can't go anywhere.  If you were going to turn the car over yourself, you should have done that before the repo man got there.  There was nothing wrong with him unlocking the door, putting the car in park, or taking the keys since the car and the keys belong to the bank that hired him to repo the car.  Since you were refusing to get out of the vehicle yourself, he should have called the police.  They could have forced you out of the car.  Maybe you should just consider yourself lucky that the police were not involved.  If you didn't want these things to happen, you should have paid the money that you owe.
837457
I don't believe it is rare. I was almost shot by a policeman with his .45 caliber gun. I am just a mild mannered, middle aged computer programmer who was coding a program all night at a software company. I left the building at 3:00AM and accidentally triggered the alarm that wouldn't reset after attempting to reset it for 10 minutes. So, I left the building carrying my black name and address booklet in my hand. Suddenly, a huge, towering man approached me from behind ordering me to drop what was in my hands and put my hands behind my back. There was no police car present, no motor cycle present, and he did not identify himself. I thought he was a night watchman. I explained that I was an employee and had accidentally tripped the alarm. He screamed that I should not look at him and should drop what was in my hands and put my hands behind my back. It was dark out, and I couldn't see him well. He shined a bright light on me and looked through some kind of viewer which I now know was a gun. Eventually, after he demonstrated severe and frightening anger, I obeyed him and was handcuffed. I figured he was just some angry security guard. Moments later police cars arrived, and I was relieved that some professionals showed up. Those officers were very nice to me. But, the big guy who had initially stopped me, then revealed to me his gun and how close he was to having shot me. He repeated that several times and also stated he thought my name and address book might be a weapon. And, I didn't find out until the next day that he actually was a real police officer who worked foot patrol. I thought he was a guard by his wearing of a blue shirt instead of the black police uniform the other police wore. Had he only identified himself as a police officer at the initial encounter, I would have obeyed immediately.
674960
They are usually retained by the use of handcuffs and iron chains...depending on the situation as to why they are being imprisoned. Officers have to be careful as to how they handle the prisoner due to liability.
728046
Deb, if your husband has been in prison for any length of time, you know that absolutely nothing is going to be done about it.    If Staff didn't do anything about it at the time, nothing will happen.   Be glad that he is in lock-down where he can't be hurt.   There's a reason he got stabbed, and he may not want that reason advertised, or he would have filed Admin Remedies by now. \n\nPrison life is one big "cover-up" and attorneys fees start at $1000.00 for a deposit to look at your paperwork.   And you will find a serious shortage of witnesses willing to testify about what or why it happened.   The pro bono people are much too busy trying to get innocent people released after years of incarceration, instead of working for free on a yard stabbing, which probably happens twice a day.\n\nIf you're new to this, this is simply life in prison for them.   I knew a young man who was gang-raped and died from the injuries because the FCI only had one doctor for 2000 men.   I knew a diabetic inmate who died in his wheelchair outside the med unit, even tho other inmates had tried to get attention for him.   If you have a heart attack in prison, you are dead. \n\nI understand that you're angry, but you will burn yourself out trying to find any sympathy from 99% of the outside population, including the media.   Turn to God or whatever you believe in, because you're not going to get a lot of help elsewhere.\n\nGood luck to you and your husband.
173733
is there a reason why you are wearing one?  my guess is that you need to look at yourself and what you did and hold yourself accountable for the wrong you did. once you do that, you can beat house arrest.
52718
Had the same situation happen to me.  I broke up a fight and was charged with battery.\n\nEverything was dropped once sanity was restored though.  As long as you didn't bash anybody too severely and backed off as soon as things were stopped you should be good.
531269
could depend on the nature of the reckless. Was a car or firearm involved. Security work, body guards, private detective are not ruled out. The rest of the positions rest on the rules of the force you want to join. Is 19 still considered a minor in your state. Most of these records will are sealed at adult hood & won't go against you. Try to find someone  or write directly to the desired department & ask questions\nThe lockout is not as great as most people think\nIt is what you do from then on, education, effort, try getting involved with some community work. Keep your nose clean\nBetter to not even have a traffic ticket until apply
488076
Was the arrest based on a complaint when you were out in public? It would seem that your home would be private. If you were not in public, you might report this arrest to the ACLU. They are short-staffed, but at least you would be on record. I won't let a cop in my house without a warrant, but it's a little late for that to help you now.
936537
yea..if the police try to arrest you just say it was an accident, and you were having a complication due to low blood preesure..they'll let you go!!! trust me!!!
310210
you can't, surgery is the only option. also its important you get it re-done, by open procedure this time, or it may strangulate.