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How exactly do you suggest restraining someone to a seat who is trying to bite you? Like imagine you’ve got them on the ground in the aisle and need to get the
by relax88 5y ago
How exactly do you suggest restraining someone to a seat who is trying to bite you?
Like imagine you’ve got them on the ground in the aisle and need to get them restrained in a seat… muzzling seems like a good plan to me.
- Hamuko 5y agoI mean, I'm no expert on restraining, but I think there are ways to restraining a person that attempts to bite you. I don't think the cops are reaching for the ball gag when they need to get someone cuffed and into a seat.
- relax88 5y agoCops have back seats in their cars with a plexiglass screen and doors that don’t open from the inside. They also have tasers, pepper spray, and batons. No such thing exists on an airplane so you would have to tie them to the seat somehow.
- treeman79 5y agoFlight attendants aren’t exactly know for being big and beefy.
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- vorpalhex 5y agoThere are generally two methods of restraining a biting person as far as I know. One is to muzzle/duct tape/etc. The other is to bounce their head off the concrete until they stop trying to bite you. While we could assign airline attendants a concrete block as part of their kit, concrete blocks weigh quite a bit and are not FAA approved. I therefore recommend we go the duct tape route.
- jcims 5y agoYeah you have a cop on each arm to stretch them out and lay a third on top of them to drop elbows on their head until they stop.