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ICE buying shock gloves used at Tarrant County Jail
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· August 28, 2026
· 1 min read
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ICE has agreed to purchase gloves that emit an electric shock, the same gloves currently used at the Tarrant County Jail. FOX 4's Casey Stegall was given a demonstration on how powerful the gloves can be.
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Key points FOX 4's Casey Stegall was given a demonstration on how powerful the gloves can be. ICE has agreed to purchase gloves that emit an electric shock, the same gloves currently used at the Tarrant County Jail. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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