Under what condition can a detainee under the age of 14 be handcuffed?

The condition under which a detainee under the age of 14 can be handcuffed is based on their potential risk to themselves or others, as well as their likelihood to flee. In particular, the case of a violent history or a likelihood of escape encompasses concerns related to safety and security. If a young detainee has exhibited violent behavior in the past or there's a reasonable belief that they may attempt to escape, using handcuffs may be deemed necessary by law enforcement officers to ensure their own safety, as well as the safety of staff and others in the vicinity.

While other factors, such as being uncooperative, charged with a serious crime, or being armed might influence an officer's decision-making process, these do not specifically meet the criteria laid out for handcuffing someone under the age of 14. The focus is primarily on the level of risk posed by the individual, making the correct option one that addresses specific concerns of past behavior or imminent threat.