Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
In light of the ongoing national conversation around use of force and the increased scrutiny facing law enforcement at the federal level, NBC National News correspondent Gadi Schwartz traveled to Gracie University for a first hand look at the SafeWrap System. Using conventional arrest methods, it took no fewer than five officers to take Gadi into custody, while the same task was accomplished by just two people using SafeWrap, giving viewers a uniquely informed perspective on why agencies nationwide are adopting the system.
SafeWrap is a proprietary restraint system originally developed to safely manage mental health crises in healthcare settings. Since its creation, it has expanded across all sectors of public service, from law enforcement to fire and EMS to education and beyond. Designed to maximize control without the use of joint locks or choke holds, SafeWrap prioritizes free breathing and minimizes panic, supporting de-escalation efforts while reducing the likelihood of injury to everyone involved in a use of force encounter.
Learn more and get certified at SafeWrapSystem.com
In light of the ongoing national conversation around use of force and the increased scrutiny facing law enforcement at the federal level, NBC National News correspondent Gadi Schwartz traveled to Gracie University for a first hand look at the SafeWrap System. Using conventional arrest methods, it took no fewer than five officers to take Gadi into custody, while the same task was accomplished by just two people using SafeWrap, giving viewers a uniquely informed perspective on why agencies nationwide are adopting the system.
SafeWrap is a proprietary restraint system originally developed to safely manage mental health crises in healthcare settings. Since its creation, it has expanded across all sectors of public service, from law enforcement to fire and EMS to education and beyond. Designed to maximize control without the use of joint locks or choke holds, SafeWrap prioritizes free breathing and minimizes panic, supporting de-escalation efforts while reducing the likelihood of injury to everyone involved in a use of force encounter.
Learn more and get certified at SafeWrapSystem.com










