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Clever but I don't see it catching on in the U.S. Looks like a potential lawsuit coming from burglars injured on the job. And if he can't get out, it's a mantra
by T_S_ 16y ago
Clever but I don't see it catching on in the U.S. Looks like a potential lawsuit coming from burglars injured on the job. And if he can't get out, it's a mantrap, which I believe is illegal.
- jessriedel 16y agoFrom what I can tell, man-traps are only illegal in the US if they use deadly force.
- stcredzero 16y agoI work in the US. At my last workplace, the datacenter levels had booths called "man-traps" as their entryway. You enter the booth on one side, then swipe your card to authenticate. Then the door opens on the other side. If you can't authenticate, you stay inside.