Sometimes he bound his victims with tape or zip ties.
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It was attached to Ullah with Velcro and zip ties.
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Caroline's wrists were strapped to the wheelchair with plastic zip-ties.
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Each rifle was secured to the cord with plastic zip ties.
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Plastic zip-ties are used to connect the kit to the drone.
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Inside, officers found Faith Green bound with duct tape and zip ties.
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When investigators searched the home, they found more zip ties and a machete.
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He demonstrated the technique on smooth plastic ties as well as zip ties.
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Hanging from their belts were thick zip-ties to be used as handcuffs.
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Hey, Peter, babe, can you grab the zip ties while you're in there?
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Ultimately, with the help of zip ties, I achieved one of those aims.
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"Poor car is held together with zip ties and prayers now," he told me.
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Two female models wore floral unitards, heels fringed with zip ties, and football helmets.
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Soon, I was using zip ties everywhere: as bookmarks, to reattach my car bumper.
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After tying up the couple with zip-ties and stealing their belongings, the thieves left.
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He winds up with Chris' gun in his face and zip ties around his wrists.
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Of course, zip ties, cable sleeves, and cable clips can all be bought separately, too.
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He restrained Block with zip ties, repeatedly assaulted her, and threatened her with weapons, police said.
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She'll also be taught how to get out of restraints ... like duct tape or zip ties.
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However, the story quickly fell apart after surveillance video showed him purchasing zip ties at Walmart.
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Investigators who searched his home found rope, zip ties and manuals on tying knots, prosecutors said.
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"What are those for?" she asked Turner as he began to take out white zip ties.
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In another, latrines have been crafted out of steel, zip ties synching together a dome overhead.
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There was some blood on a towel, and touch DNA on a vase, and some zip-ties.
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Ullah, a Brooklyn resident, strapped the device to himself using Velcro and zip ties, according to O'Neill.
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"What Lieberman did was to snap those zip-ties, popping the axes back apart," Mr. Pearlman said.
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" According to police, Ullah strapped the device to his body "with a combination of Velcro and zip ties.
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Tiffany also used some home supplies, hula hoops and zip ties to help bring the wheelchair carriage together.
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He then removed the tape, zip ties and her clothing and left her body, according to the complaint.
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Kibby even made her wear a shock collar and used zip ties and a stun gun to control her.
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And when the camera pans over the room you find, zip ties, burnt metal, glass, and an open window.
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They removed about 200 protesters before proceeding to tie them up with zip ties and shook down their bunks.
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Most of the officers had riot helmets and zip ties hanging from their belts, but there was little tension.
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He then removed the tape, zip ties and her clothing, and left her body there, according to the complaint.
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We discussed zip ties, phone restoring, location trackers, mixers, Elliot's sloppy Python script, and the final hack [SPOILERS, obvs].
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Officer Dennis Turner was fired after he arrested the first-graders during separate incidents, handcuffing them with zip ties.
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He even sued brands for their use of quotation marks and red zip ties — an Off-White signature, apparently.
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You can use zip ties to lock up a cabinet or handcuff those who would trespass in said cabinet.
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The only ones who have gotten out have been accompanied by police, sometimes with their wrists in zip ties.
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They show that FlyNYON staff members were instructed at one point to use zip ties to achieve a tighter fit.
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He then gave zip ties to the three adults, ordering them to tie each child's wrists together as he drove.
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Chapman then removed the tape, zip ties and clothes from his girlfriend and left her body, according to the complaint.
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The former taxi driver used Velcro and zip ties to holster the device, which was packed with nails and screws.
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The suspects bound the victim with zip ties and wrapped her head in duct tape and garbage bags, said Gibson.
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Now Trimble's team uses industrial zip ties to join the tops of the barriers so that the blunt ends aren't exposed.
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They carried plastic zip ties around their wrists like badges of honor as officers loaded them onto the Capitol Police bus.
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As they went back the rows of seats, the adults left the zip ties progressively looser, another prosecutor, Francesco Greco, said.
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"What are those for?" she said, eyeing the zip ties the officers had brought to the school office in Orlando, Fla.
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Packer, the station reports, testified Wednesday the couple returned the next day to find Grace still alive — with the zip ties snapped.
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He kept a duffle bag with rope, a bungee cord, duct tape, syringes, zip ties, and a surgical glove in his room.
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"In this bag we have cord, zip ties, what's this, oh it's a big hammer," Jutting said while recording on his iPhone.
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The plaintiffs accused officers of throwing people to the ground and pinning them down as they handcuffed them with plastic zip ties.
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The rest of the plane eventually overpowered Hudek, and he ended up finishing his flight in zip ties on the cabin floor.
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The firearms at Walmart were locked inside a case and secured to one another with zip ties attached to a metal cord.
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We sat together in plastic zip-ties, alongside 80 others who had blocked the Senate doorways in protest of the ACA repeal.
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They grabbed a bag of zip ties to repair holes in the fence, jumped in their truck, and headed out to search.
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Boxes holding glue, Popsicle sticks, tape, pipe cleaners, compasses, zip ties and rulers lie nestled inside a 6-foot-high, student-constructed rack.
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They found the victim's blood on Worley's motorcycle at the property, along with zip ties, a ski mask and mace, search warrants show.
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The protesters went limp or were yanked to the ground as police used zip ties and handcuffs to detain them in the aisles.
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Barker drove the girl to his residence in Carlos, Minnesota, where he restrained her with zip ties at gun point, court documents allege.
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She flinched, jerking her arms up against the zip-ties and, where the plastic rings dug into her flesh, her skin turned blue.
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Then he threaded wires into the pipe and used zip ties and duct tape to attach it to his chest, Ms. Donaleski explained.
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The zip ties wouldn't cooperate, so every time Ms. Kel stood up, beaming, the gold shoulder topper just slid down her arm again.
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Botha has perfected a rough-hewn, not-quite-finished aesthetic (full of zip ties, vices, wires, and cables) that tantalizingly straddles different interpretations.
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" A week later, the full indictment provided more excruciating details: Madsen had brought onboard "a saw, knife, sharpened screwdrivers, straps, zip ties, and pipes.
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Barker allegedly drove the girl to his residence in Carlos, Minnesota, where he restrained her with zip ties at gun point, court documents state.
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They were among 250 inmates rounded up, along with other work stoppage organizers, during the raids where zip ties were used to control inmates.
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A duffel bag in the apartment contained duct tape, a surgical glove, rope, zip ties, a black bungee cord, and syringes, according to CTV.
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The backpack also had a knife, which was not used in the stabbing, along with zip ties, wigs and other disguise materials, police said.
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The Apollo 56-Piece kit includes everything you'll need for basic repairs — a wrench, sockets, Allen keys, pliers, a screwdriver, zip ties, and more.
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I likewise secured the television, which I blame for the long years I endured without zip ties, having pigeonholed them as a kidnapping accessory.
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When they entered the rotunda, eleven of them began passing around zip ties and locking their hands together, as the four others filmed it.
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"In this bag we have cord, zip ties, what's this, oh it's a big hammer," Jutting said in an iPhone video played to the jury.
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Akayed Ullah, 27, was in police custody after he was injured by a pipe bomb he fastened to his torso with Velcro and zip ties.
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During the season it is common for cyclists, adults and children alike, to ride around with a forest of zip ties protruding from their helmets.
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Investigators discovered a duffle bag containing duct tape, rope, zip ties, a bungee cord, syringes, and a surgical glove, during their search of McArthur's bedroom.
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The bags contained women's clothing, plastic zip-ties and a white T-shirt -- all with stains that appeared to be blood, according to the documents.
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Before you go into the scenario, they try to prepare you by teaching you how to get out of zip ties, handcuffs, and duct tape.
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Mr. Berube helps them stuff the hefty tree into a grocery cart, attaching shopping bags to the front with zip ties, creating a makeshift bumper.
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One other thing you should consider doing, with or without a box to hide your power strip, is using zip ties to keep things tidy.
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The backpack also held a knife not used in the stabbing, along with zip ties, wigs and other disguise materials, police said in a statement Tuesday.
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Among the items were clothing, a kitchen sponge, a clear poncho and four zip-ties that all contained Ms. Dulos's blood or traces of her DNA.
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Authorites believe he buried her in a desert area, as they recovered a shovel, zip ties and sand-filled shoes during a search of his home.
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Look closer, though, and an infestation is revealed, with discarded bags, tinsel, zip ties, magnetic tape, and other plastic trash embedded in the vibrant fiber sculptures.
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Combining organic and inorganic materials, her works are often designed to be pieced together and easily transportable — unsealed steel and zip ties are her signature materials.
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His series, and subsequent book, shows Irish politicians as they appear on campaign signs, impaled by the nails and zip-ties affixing them to posts and fences.
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At that point, Barker allegedly drove her to his home, where "he restrained her with zip ties, repeatedly assaulted her and threatened her with weapons," police said.
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In the lawsuit, Drew Burbridge alleged that he was sprayed twice with a chemical agent, bound by zip ties, and kicked and knocked unconscious by police officers.
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At that point, Barker allegedly drove her to his home, where "he restrained her with zip ties, repeatedly assaulted her and threatened her with weapons," police claim.
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They also handed out plastic zip ties so that protesters could strap the sex toys on to their backpacks in a sign of defiance against campus carry.
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The "9 to 5" actress was seen Friday with zip ties placed on her wrists by U.S. Capitol Police during a demonstration outside the Library of Congress.
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Zip ties can also be used on wreaths, so that they can be hung on coat hangers and covered with plastic garment bags from the dry cleaner.
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After being restrained with zip ties, "a police officer deliberately sprayed him in the face with pepper spray, mace or some other stinging substance," according to the letter.
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"The victim was battered, restrained to a bed using zip ties and rags and duct tape were used to cover the victim's mouth and eyes," the affidavit states.
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Her face freshly painted, Ms. Kel knelt by her bed and used an intricate web of zip ties to attach the inner part of her gold shoulder toppers.
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Inside the victim's residence, investigators found a fake CIA identification card with Chapman's name and photograph, the victim's cellphone, multiple zip ties and a roll of duct tape.
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Occupational therapists at Coler fashioned his wheelchair with an adjustable bar that reaches across his head and holds his gadgets at eye-level with Velcro and zip ties.
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Zip ties were invented in 1958 by Maurus C. Logan, an engineer at the Thomas & Betts electrical company, to corral the thousands of feet of wire inside airplanes.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the robbers bounded the employees with zip ties and then emptied out a safe and cleared out a good amount of their display cases.
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While some of the elderly demonstrators were walked to the police vans with their hands in zip ties, others using canes or wheelchairs needed assistance before being taken away.
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Mr. Ullah had attached the pipe bomb to himself with a "combination of Velcro and zip ties," said James P. O'Neill, the commissioner of the New York Police Department.
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They stayed in contact as Mr. Lutchman went to Walmart, where he spent $2202 on two ski masks, two knives, a machete, zip-ties, duct tape and latex gloves.
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For strings of lights and garlands, use zip ties to avoid tangles and put them in plastic bags labeled according to use (tree lights, porch lights, balcony, bushes, etc.).
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Their bodies, wrists bound with zip ties, were left to rot in a Nissan truck parked on a swampy stretch of road at the edge of the Ocala National Forest.
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On Thursday, though, the FBI said that among the myriad items found in his backpack -- zip ties, glass breaker and a knife -- they located a photocopy of an ISIS flag.
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If you have a ton of wires from one power strip to one central area, like an entertainment center, zip ties can make that situation so much easier to manage.
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Officials said the bomb was strapped to his body with "Velcro and zip ties" — suggesting the troubling possibility of a suicide bombing in a city known for thrumming multicultural energy.
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Hudek was finally restrained with zip ties as several passengers joined the fray, but not before he managed to pull the door lever halfway to the open position, the FBI said.
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Once police arrived, they discovered the suspect left a cell phone on top of a cabinet in the second floor hallway along with zip ties, duct tape and a fabric glove.
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The complaint said agents then beat Hernandez more and used plastic zip-ties to strap his ankles to his wrists, leaving him in that hog-tied position as he stopped breathing.
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The police recovered several of the items, including a kitchen sponge, a clear poncho and zip-ties that all contained Ms. Dulos's blood or traces of her DNA, according to warrants.
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Investigators say three men walked into Avianne & Co. Jewelers on August 25 pretending to be customers before tying up four employees with zip ties and duct tape and ransacking the store.
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Ullah was taken to a hospital after suffering burns from the explosive device, which was attached to his body with Velcro and zip ties and did not fully ignite, officials said.
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During a welfare check of Feden's home that day, crime scene investigators recovered her phone and a backpack with plastic zip ties and duct tape inside, according to the criminal complaint.
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The last step of prep involved looping a few zip ties around the bottom legs of the tripod, which would connect to stakes I would hammer into the dirt the next day.
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Then, beneath the storm winds, Peter noticed a quiet slithering sound that, he realized, came from Caroline's zip-ties sliding along the arms of her wheelchair, as if trying to slip free.
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They beat him, bound his wrists with zip-ties and held him captive on a luggage trolley, reportedly because he refused to identify himself while taking close-up photos of demonstrators' faces.
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Other than a little wiring, lots of glue and zip ties help bring the whole creation together, ensuring no one will ever want to have a fun Nerf battle with Cooper ever again.
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But the chandelier can be quickly assembled using nothing but a handful of zip ties to hold it together—there's no having to hunt down a hex wrench, missing screws, or other tools.
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It all ended with a fateful trip to Walmart, where one of the informants gave Lutchman $40 to purchase a machete, ski masks, duct tape, ammonia, zip ties (for hostages) and latex gloves.
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Photos of Kānaka elders, or kūpuna, being arrested — their hands bound in zip ties, some using wheelchairs and walkers, while others were literally carried away — grabbed international headlines as public outrage rang out.
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At the location, Chapman tied Feden's hands and feet with zip ties to a sign post and put duct tape on her mouth and nose until she suffocated to death, the complaint said.
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Yael: I was just talking to Harlo about a HEFAT (Hostile Environment and First Aid Training) she was at where they did kidnapping simulations, and she learned how to escape handcuffs, zip ties, etc.
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The latest label testing out this idea: Christopher Kane, the fashion-crowd-favorite designer who dressed Eva Chen for the Met Gala, and who sent zip-ties down the runway as accessories last season.
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One victim was stuffed into a suitcase on an apartment balcony, and Jutting's scheme of rape and torture apparently involved a phone camera, zip ties, a makeshift gag, a hammer, and a serrated knife.
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When police made their way into the house, they found Feden's phone on the kitchen counter and a backpack containing a roll of duct tape and plastic zip ties upstairs, according to the complaint.
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As for those 40 cable ties (AKA zip ties), you'll be amazed at just how often they prove useful, from cord management to a stopgap plumbing repair to helping support plants in the garden.
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He ordered all 270 children to line up in front of the blackboard, then let the three teachers and 27 boys leave while he tied up the girls, ages 6 to 13, with zip ties.
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Prosecutors allege that in the final months of a life marked by abuse, 14-year-old Mary Crocker's killers bound her with zip-ties and kept her confined to a dog cage at all hours.
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The suspect, Akayed Ullah, 27, was taken to a hospital after suffering burns from the explosive device, which was attached to his body with Velcro and zip ties and did not fully ignite, officials said.
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The suspected bomber, Akayed Ullah, had a homemade device attached to his body with Velcro and zip ties and when it detonated, it injured him with lacerations and burns, while three bystanders suffered minor injuries.
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According to Connecticut Chief Medical Examiner James R. Gill, Jennifer Dulos' death was described as a "homicide of violence," that most likely involved her being restrained with zip-ties before she was bludgeoned or stabbed.
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Utah police have arrested two foster parents for allegedly keeping their three pre-teen foster sons locked in a dark room — with zip ties binding their wrists and duct tape covering their mouths — court records confirm.
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I quickly discovered the speedometer and turn signal lights were purely ornamental, the roof was a plywood board lashed to the frame by zip ties and the headlights blazed like two fireflies in the night sky.
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Three people, tied up with plastic zip ties, were shot execution style and set on fire inside a barn in a small town in rural Pennsylvania on a summer day two and a half years ago.
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The thieves forced four employees at Avianne & Co. Jewelers into a back room on Sunday at about noon and then tied them up with zip ties and duct tape, according to the New York Police Department.
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The man, Emanuel L. Lutchman, 26, was accused in December of gathering knives, a machete, ski masks and zip ties as part of his plan to wage the attack and to possibly kidnap some people and kill them.
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According to police, the robbers used zip ties to detain the store employees, who were placed in a beer fridge while the suspects ran off with $22,907.55 in prescription pills, 2 bottles of Crown Royal and two prescription pads.
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Versatile and secureThe Z-Lok manages to take that duct tape-like versatility even further thanks to a few key features, most notably, its ability to be reused (unlike zip ties) and the fact it locks (unlike toe straps).
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Now, amid the news the label is suing brands for its use of quotation marks and red zip ties — an Off-White signature, apparently — the team is finally celebrating a job well done with its belated Christmas party in Italy.
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Medical imaging device manufacturers have discovered tin foil, sheet metal screws, non-labeled wiring, hand-secured wire nuts, zip ties, and tape used by third-party service companies in attempts to repair imaging equipment such as CT, MRI, and ultrasound.
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PARIS — A video of French students silently kneeling in rows, their hands behind their heads or secured behind their backs with zip ties as riot police circle them, has ignited outrage after being posted on social media by a watchdog group.
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However, investigators say an ensuing investigation soon unraveled this story: According to an arrest affidavit in the case, Ulfr was seen on a surveillance video at Walmart buying duct tape and zip ties, the same kind of restraints used to bind Scarr.
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The nonprofit shared in the post that they got the idea from the Wildthunder Wildlife & Animal Rehabilitation in Independence, Iowa, which had previously posted on Facebook about how they use bra clasps and zip ties to help repair cracks in turtle shells.
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Strapped to the boombox with zip ties is also a Nintendo Switch, an SNES Classic Edition, a PSTV, a Wii Mini, and all of the cables and digital-to-analog convertor boxes needed to wire the modern hardware into the stereo's antique RF input.
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In Rochester, a paid informant went undercover and drove a man suspected of being an Islamic extremist, Emanuel Lutchman, to a Walmart in December to buy a machete, ski masks, zip ties and other supplies for a would-be terrorist attack on New Year's Eve.
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Mr. Ullah was being held at Bellevue Hospital Center while he recovers from injuries suffered when he set off the crude explosive device, which was made with screws, Christmas tree lights and a nine-volt battery, and was affixed to his torso with plastic zip ties.
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When the two arrived at Mr. Barker's house, he restrained Ms. Block with zip ties, and for the next 29 days, Mr. Barker and two other men, Joshua Holby, 31, and Steven Powers, 20, sexually and physically assaulted her and threatened her with weapons, the police said.
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His device, however, affixed to his torso with plastic zip ties, failed to fully detonate, the police said, and Mr. Ullah himself was the only one seriously injured in a blast that sent smoke billowing through the underground passageways of Midtown and snarled a Monday morning commute.
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In fact, the documents and interviews show that FlyNYON had been using mostly off-the-shelf construction harnesses that it had planned to upgrade — and that sometimes were supplemented by zip ties and blue painters tape — and tethers that could not be easily severed by the cutters provided.
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It's a major improvement over the old days (those ending in the early 2000s), when coaches relied on what drivers told them and data from the zip ties wrapped around shock absorber pistons that provided an analog visual reference on maximum suspension travel, which they'd read during pit stops.
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Shaped to fit most surge protectors, even double-wide eight- or 10-outlet models, the CableBox is a good-looking, simple box that's very easy to set up: Cords go in the slots on either side, and extra cables or bricks get tucked in (or tied down with the included zip ties).
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As reported by the New York Times, she was in the city for Fashion Week, staying in the Eighth Arrondissement, and was alone in her luxury apartment when two men barged in, restrained her with zip ties and gagged her, and escaped with nearly $9 million of jewelry and at least three accomplices.
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At some point on or about September 25, Chapman convinced Feden to drive into the desert to participate in a "bondage themed photo shoot," bound her hands and feet with zip ties, affixed her to a signpost and duct taped her mouth and nose until she died from suffocation, the complaint said.
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Imagine a scene set at an elaborate gala: a production is likely to buy the flowers and set dressing like tablecloths, wallpaper, plates, and other on-screen items, but also off-screen necessities like batteries and tape and flame retardants and zip ties, rope and food and beverages, clothing and shoes, office supplies and electronics.
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In one post on the subreddit r/hmmm, a user comments with a description of an image of a man with a chopping board attached to his back ("Attached to the cutting board with zip ties are a piece of meat, one piece of sausage, one loaf of bread, a knife, disposable cups, and a glass bottle of transparent liquid.").
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Materials: Moisture-wicking athletic gear, black Worbla (A brand of thermoplastic) Craft foam Mini zip ties "The shiniest gold fabric I could find at Hancock fabrics, which is now closed" Duct tape Makeup: Mehron Paradise Paint (teal, light blue), Mehron setting spray, Mehron Mixing Liquid, Black Moon Cosmetics "Sorrow" lipstick, Surreal Makeup "Evil Queen" liquid lip Tension rod A glove Gold spray paint Puffy paint, fabric paint Used T-shirts Fabric tape Estimated Cost: $64 Watching TaLynn Kel prepare for Dragon*Con felt like watching a warrior prepare for battle: checking weapons, fortifying armor (and war paint) and laying out a battle plan (for photo shoots at the convention, as well as visits to hotel lobbies — ideal places for air-conditioned breaks and, possibly, alcohol.) But everything about Ms. Kel's costume seemed to be giving her problems that day.
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