The prisoner partition is absolutely essential, in my opinion.
It would be difficult for anyone to claim that you reached over and touched something when a barrier is there.
I feel better having one of my guys do a single person transport over multiple counties knowing that the bail fugitive is secured in that way. Otherwise, the transport would require two people for safety.
Most bail skips are compliant, but, every now and then, one gets frisky on the way to jail and this is where the lower kick board comes in.
In my early pre-partition days, there were a couple who tried to boogie out of the car, but this isn't as easy for them to do today.
My only suggestion is that the rear windows be limo black tinted to preserve the dignity of the bail skip and kind of hide the cage.
In one of my earlier Crowns, I had the partition with spit shield (that came in handy) and a specially molded rear seat that made traveling on short trips with arms behind the back more comfortable. Longer trips require waist chains and shackles.
Some people strap down or bolt their transports to the floor board, but this could be problematic in the even of an emergency. It is far better to simply open the door or crack a window to rescue someone in the back without that person being bolted in the back with a complicated rig. If you use a really complicate rig then EMS crews may have problems getting someone out of your car, which could lead to liability issues.
Lastly, transporting a fighter hog-tied is very dangerous in that the person could die from not being able to breathe in that position--especially if that person has been pepper sprayed.
Rex
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If I goto the Marines I will be going for Military Police, then most likely dog handleing the the special tatics unit, then from there im not sure. I would probley be better or taking that route, might be easier for me to get out in this profession or even open my job field up more, but I would rather try my best at getting into BH. I mean all else fails Marines will always be here.