sectional view taken along line 7 7 of fig5 and shows electrodes 50 disposed on the body 12 the body 12 can be provided with two or more pairs of electrodes 50 however any number of electrodes and patterns of electrodes are contemplated two electrodes typically being a minimum number provided fig8 is a schematic diagram showing the components of the electrical circuit 60 that may be housed within the handle of the restraint device shown in fig5 the electrodes previously shown may be coupled to an electrical circuit 60 within the handle the electrical is a stunning circuit conventionally constructed and may include a battery 62 voltage amplifier 64 and a capacitor 66 or their equivalents which are conventional to stun guns and other devices such as taser u00ae devices in addition a conventionally constructed wireless receiver and antenna 67 and associated circuitry may be included in the circuit to allow remote activation of the stunning circuit 60 fig9 is a detail view of the handle broken away to illustrate the retractor in the handle of the device for deploying and taking up the tether the spool can be unlocked allowing the spring biased spool to rewind the cable to return the cuff to the position shown in fig2 the user can allow the spool to fully rewind the tether placing the cuff in a secured position at the lower end of the body the upper end of the body 12 of fig2 houses a spring loaded retractor spool 90 upon which the cable 80 is wound spring 92 will urge the spool in a direction to wind the cable on.