§ 105B — No unnecessary restraint

105B.—(1) The person arrested must not be subjected to more restraint than is necessary to prevent his or her escape.[26/2013]

(2) An inspecting officer may use handcuffs or any similar means of restraint on a person arrested to prevent him or her from —(a)

inflicting any bodily injury to himself, herself or others;

(b)

damaging any property;

(c)

creating any disturbance; or

(d)

escaping from custody.[26/2013]

(3) The handcuffs or similar means of restraint must not be used for the purpose of punishment.[26/2013]

—(1) The person arrested must not be subjected to more restraint than is necessary to prevent his or her escape.[26/2013]

(2) An inspecting officer may use handcuffs or any similar means of restraint on a person arrested to prevent him or her from —(a)

inflicting any bodily injury to himself, herself or others;

(b)

damaging any property;

(c)

creating any disturbance; or

(d)

escaping from custody.[26/2013]

(3) The handcuffs or similar means of restraint must not be used for the purpose of punishment.[26/2013]