Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department has purchased 10 electric shock gloves for $35,000, describing them as a less-lethal tool for gaining compliance during physical altercations. The department is still developing policies and training before deputies can use the gloves, while some California lawmakers are pushing legislation to stop the technology. The department has also purchased shock bracelets for use on prisoners during transportation and in courtrooms.
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department has purchased 10 electric shock gloves for $35,000, describing them as a less-lethal tool for gaining compliance during physical altercations. The department is still developing policies and training before deputies can use the gloves, while some California lawmakers are pushing legislation to stop the technology. The department has also purchased shock bracelets for use on prisoners during transportation and in courtrooms.
