Some prisoners being transported from custody to outside locations, for appearances at court, to medical facilities, etc., will wear handcuffs augmented with a waist belt or chains.
Handcuffs joined together with a pair of leg irons by a connector chain.
Handcuffs secured with a leather transport restraint belt.
Handcuffs on a belly chain with the cuffs at the side.
Prisoner shackled with a belly chain. The arms are crossed for enhanced security.
Handcuffs on a belly chain with a "martin link"
Closeup of handcuffs on a "martin link" belly chain.
Handcuffs locked on a belly chain.
Prisoner shackled with "full harness" transport restraints, consisting of handcuffs on a belly chain, leg irons and a connector chain.
Full harness transport restraints.
Closeup of "full harness" transport restraints.
belly chains with handcuffs directly attached to the sides
A handcuff cover is a piece of plastic or metal that can be placed around a pair of handcuffs to convert a pair of standard handcuffs into rigid handcuffs and to cover the keyholes of the handcuffs for further security.
CTS Thompson "Blue Box" handcuff cover
The handcuffs are put into the plastic box.
The box is closed and fixed with the metallic slider.
Inmate in handcuffs with a handcuff cover, secured with a belly chain around the inmate's waist.
Inmate in handcuffs with a handcuff cover, arms stacked.
Closeup of an inmate in handcuffs with a handcuff cover, front stack position.
Closeup of an individual in handcuffs with a handcuff cover, front parallel position.