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The Missing Technique for Police

The Missing Technique for Police

From Gracie Breakdown

September 18, 2026

Question: Why do police officers sometimes keep a suspect on their stomach AFTER they are handcuffed? 

Reason 1: Positional Security Bias. 
Reason 2: Insufficient Training. 

SafeWrap is an evidence-based solution to both that allows officers to maintain subject control while ALSO adhering to organizational policy and industry best practices.

SafeWrap effectiveness has been validated through independent research. In an analysis of 130 field applications across 22 agencies, SafeWrap was found to be 99.2% effective, with no reported subject injuries. And one of the biggest advantages is practicality: officers can become certified in SafeWrap in just one day of training.

Whether your a LEO looking to improve outcomes at your agency, or an Independent Instructor interested in bringing SafeWrap to organizations in your community (while getting paid for your service), this complete keynote presentation is one of the most important Arrest & Control presentations ever documented.

SafeWrap 2-Day Instructor Certification: October 7-8, 2026. SafeWrap is also included in all GST Level 2 courses for law enforcement professionals. 🙏

http://wwwSafeWrapSystem.com

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