Sentence examples for could be handcuffed from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the Knicks could be handcuffed until the summer of 2012, when they have just $43 million in committed salaries.

McMillan then said that she could not breathe and began "kicking her legs to get away from the officer, laying on the ground and refusing to give the officer her hands so that she could be handcuffed".

In addition, Conta acknowledged that Briseno appeared to stomp King to control him so that he could be handcuffed.

Pregnant arrestees or those with genuine limitations to their range of rotator cuff motion could be handcuffed in front, which is usually undesirable as an officer, as cuffing in front still allows for pocket access and easy hand-eye coordination.

It would be a sad day in America if anyone deemed by the police to be a "person of interest" -- which could include anyone who worked with, knew, or came in contact with the victim -- could be handcuffed, placed in a police car and hauled down to the police station, even if only for a few hours.

You could be handcuffed, forced to wear a helmet and given involuntary psychiatric treatment if so! Don't use a fake or joke name like "The Messiah" or "God".

"In Edinburgh, we asked if we could impersonate a police officer, be handcuffed and covered in blood, running down the street – and the police were, like, 'It's the Edinburgh fringe, do what you want.' But here, gaining permission is impossible".

For an extra dollar or two, visitors could even feel what it is like to be handcuffed.

He appeared to be handcuffed.

"We will not be handcuffed".

Confronted, Reinking lay down to be handcuffed.