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James J Seebock

from Henderson, NV
Age ~49
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Also known as:
James John Seebock, Jim J Seebock, James J Kingera
Phone and address:
128 Westin Ln, Henderson, NV 89015
Related to:
Karen M Bresselsmith, 50Jeffrey R Hoisington, 48Victoria Hoisington, 48Louis C SeebockRonald J BresselsmithBarbara L Seebock, 49Kaileen Leiuse Bresselsmith, 32Cynthia A Padilla, 69Christophe J SeebockMarilynn A Seebock, 77Martha E SeebockSandra C Moyes, 48Fred T Padilla, 71
Connected to:
John C Seebock, 53David J Seebode, 60Richard R Seebode, 55Erik M Seebohm, 49Jane Seebold, 67John D Seebold, 73William A Seebold, 77Christine L Seebon, 61Krista L Seebon, 34Stephen D Seeboth, 69

James Seebock Phones & Addresses

  • 128 Westin Ln, Henderson, NV 89015
  • 2417 Motif Ct, Henderson, NV 89052
  • Las Vegas, NV
  • 291 Hampton Ridge Ct, Henderson, NV 89002

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Position: Executive, Administrative, and Managerial Occupations

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Us Patents

Handcuffs Including Luminescent Material

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US Patent:
20050005656, Jan 13, 2005
Filed:
Jul 12, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/618371
Inventors:
James Seebock - Henderson NV, US
International Classification:
E05B075/00
US Classification:
070016000
Abstract:
Methods and apparatuses are disclosed for providing illumination for physical restraint devices, such as handcuffs. In some embodiments, the handcuffs may include a luminescent material. The luminescent material used may be the type that utilizes energy from a light source to provide light when the light source is removed, such as phosphorus. Alternately, the luminous material may be “self-luminous” and not utilize an external light source to provide light. Exemplary self-luminous materials may include tritium.

Handcuff Key With Illumination

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US Patent:
6244722, Jun 12, 2001
Filed:
Dec 10, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/458664
Inventors:
James John Seebock - Henderson NV
International Classification:
F21V 3300
US Classification:
362116
Abstract:
A handcuff key that is partially enclosed in a grip housing having the ends of the handcuff key plate extending out of the grip housing. The external portions of the middle of the handcuff key plate are ribbed and attach to the external end portions of the handcuff key plate. The grip housing has a depression button on one side and a threaded notched cover that can be removed for cell replacement on the other. The grip housing includes a cell that sits in a recess on one side of the handcuff key plate and is lined with a circular conductive strip. The recess surrounds a hole that is integrated in with the structure of the key. An insulated wire is connected to the circular conductive strip and runs to the terminals of two light emitting diodes and then to another conductive strip that is affixed to the internal side of a depression button. The two light emitting diodes sit in grooved slots of the grip housing and face opposite each other toward the respective ends of the handcuff key plate. By depressing a depression button on the outside of the grip housing the conductive strip that is connected to the insulated wires contacts the cell through the handcuff key plate hole and forms a closed circuit so that the two light emitting diodes illuminate a light beam that will extend towards both ends of the key.
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