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Police said that the BolaWrao 100 is a handheld device about the size of a smartphone which launches a Kevlar cord that wraps around people, immobilizing them.

Holy BolaWrap, Batman! Yonkers cops looking to subdue suspects without resorting to guns or Tasers are testing a new tool for their utility belts: a gizmo that launches a Kevlar cord around the tar… ...

LAPD demonstrated how a Batman-like gadget will fire a Kevlar cord to entangle a suspect's body.

A new device called the BolaWrap 150 is a handheld restraint that ejects a Kevlar cord to restrain uncooperative subjects in close encounter situations, according to the Lowell Police Department.

The BolaWrap can stop a target by wrapping them up in a Kevlar cord. Hillsborough County troopers are relying on it more and more.

More than a dozen different Colorado law enforement agencies have purchased a BolaWrap, a device meant to detain, not harm suspects.

The BolaWrap is Kevlar cord ejected from a small device that will wrap around a suspect’s arms or legs and render the suspect temporarily incapable of free movement, Fort Worth police Lt. Todd ...

The devices, which cost nearly $1,000 each, throw a Kevlar cord tipped with weights on each end. The weighted tips have little hooks that dig into clothing, making it hard to escape.

The BolaWrap 150 fires a Kevlar cord to non-violently restrict an individual so that officers can respond without potential escalation or force.

It allows the police to fire a Kevlar cord, and wraps tightly around a person. Wrap Technologies has touted the benefits of the device as a way to subdue suspects without using force.

Nether Providence Township police are the first in Delaware County to purchase and successfully use a new non-lethal device called the "Bola Wrap".