Obscure Legal Facts By Arome Abu

In the course of arresting a suspect, it is not necessary for the Police to touch or handcuff the suspect unless under the following circumstances:

1. There is a likelihood of escape or violence.
2. ⁠The restraint is necessary for the safety of the suspect.
3. ⁠A court of law directs that the suspect be handcuffed.

See Sections 33 & 34 of the Police Act 2020.

Arome Abu is the Managing Partner of TCLP.

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