Alliance Police first in Nebraska to use BolaWrap®

MIAMI, Fl. -- The Alliance Police Department is the first police department in Nebraska to equip all of its officers with the BolaWrap® non-lethal devices.

The announcement was made Tuesday by Wrap Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: WRAP) (“Wrap” or the “Company”), a producer of non-lethal response and public-safety technology solutions.

The deployment reflects Alliance PD’s and Chief David Leavitt’s commitment to modern policing strategies that emphasize safer outcomes for both officers and the community. The program is structured as an integrated non-lethal response framework that combines equipment, training, tactics, and policy alignment rather than a standalone technology deployment. 

As part of the initiative, participating officers will be equipped with the BolaWrap® 150, along with access to WrapTactics™ digital training and modernized instructional resources designed to support lawful, measured responses during high-stress encounters. The training approach focuses on consistent decision-making, tactical awareness, and proportional response, aligned with constitutional policing principles and contemporary best practices. 

This integrated ecosystem connects training, operational guidance, and practical control tactics to help officers create time, space, and additional response options during rapidly evolving calls, particularly those involving behavioral-health crises, emotionally disturbed individuals, or situations where lethal force may not be necessary or appropriate. 

The BolaWrap® 150 device is intended for use across a range of real-world scenarios, including mental-health and behavioral-health crises, encounters involving non-compliant but non-violent individuals, and situations where verbal de-escalation alone may be insufficient.

The tool provides officers with a non-lethal  option  while reducing the need to escalate to higher levels of force, supporting safer outcomes for officers, subjects, and the community.