"Another successful deployment of an amazing tool," said Chris Padgett, Public Information Officer for the Loveland Police Department. "The BolaWrap once again assisted our officers with a fleeing subject. With minimal force, this subject was apprehended safely."

Footage shared by Loveland Police shows the moment officers deployed the handheld BolaWrap® 150, which uses a small cartridge to launch a Kevlar tether that wraps around a person's legs or torso from a distance of ten to 25 feet. The device does not rely on pain or electrical charge. Instead, it uses sight, sound, and a tactile sensation to create a multi-sensory cognitive effect that gives officers crucial time to gain control during the pre-escalation period.

Once deployed, the subject immediately surrendered, complying with officer commands and being arrested without further resistance or escalation.

Loveland PD's deployment demonstrates how agencies that use the non-lethal BolaWrap® 150 can effectively bridge the gap between verbal commands and non-compliance, without needing to resort to higher levels of force. Departments across the country, from California to Florida, have adopted the BolaWrap® 150 as part of a broader commitment to public safety innovation and officer training focused on non-lethal pre-escalation measures, avoiding unpredictable or unreliable pain-based compliance tactics.

From Loveland to law enforcement agencies around the world, Wrap's mission is clear: safer outcomes for officers; safer outcomes for the community.