Or just being stupid and trying to not have his hands behind his back
It is really common, even in training people do this. I think it has to do with the illusion of control and the fact the held elbow and wrist to move the cuffed is also a lock and isn't comfortable. That said, I could only see a hand on the elbow, not wrist, which is a much nicer way of moving someone.
Yeah cause he was trying to get out and not be arrested, or possibly even to get stuff out of his pockets
Or just being stupid and trying to not have his hands behind his back
It is really common, even in training people do this. I think it has to do with the illusion of control and the fact the held elbow and wrist to move the cuffed is also a lock and isn't comfortable. That said, I could only see a hand on the elbow, not wrist, which is a much nicer way of moving someone.