Belt Buckle with covert hand cuff key

[WA Martin]

Romancing the thread here, but, there are tools that many people "may" have but unless they work in a specialized field most people aren't aware of them and wouldn't be expected to have them.

My step-son is a lock smith and has asked for tools to fill-out a personal tool kit that are readily available on Amazon for anyone to purchase but only a locksmith would know they have a "security" function to them.

It would all depend on the law enforcement officer but you would definitely pique his interest in why you had a key if he didn't expect you to have one. Officers, security officers/guards, bail enforcement officers - yea, ok... otherwise, huh? I wouldn't think it would lead to you getting hurt, just investigated more thoroughly, deeply. And yes, that personal search is going to be a lot more personal.

 

[NJBillK]

Would it be a stretch for a fire fighter to carry a key on his/her key chain?
Secondarily, would it be prudent to notify the officer that pulled me over that I have one, and why I feel it is worthwhile to have one available given my profession?

If I am driving and I see an accident occur and I have to stabilize someone with a back/neck injury, I wouldn't want them laying on their hands and their shoulders pulled back as tight as they might be.