Hojo Kyohan: An Instructor's Guide to the Police Rope - Paperback
by Eric Shahan (Translator), Mura Inokichi (Author)
A translation and reproduction of an illustrated Japanese Police Manual on using the Hojo, police rope handcuffs from 1926. This illustrated handbook accompanied a training lecture done for Japanese Police officers in the 1920s.
The lecture and practical demonstration focused on the safest way for police to tie rope handcuffs when transporting suspects or prisoners.
The methods are divided into near and far and also take into consideration the clothing the suspect is wearing in order to avoid unwanted attention during transport. The manual also reviews the policies and regulations for prisoner/suspect transport for the Japanese Police which were set down in 1898. The written instructions include a combination of photographs and illustrations. The photographs are in poor shape but the illustrations are clear line drawings.
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