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Robbery-preventing and body-protecting handbag

US-7277013-B2

Abstract

A robbery-preventing and body-protecting handbag includes a bag body, an automatic disengaging device, a circuit control device, a buzzer and a shoulder strap. The automatic disengaging device is installed between the bag body and the shoulder strap, having separable magnetic attraction members combined with the end of the shoulder strap and stationary magnetic attraction members combined with the bag body. The stationary magnetic attraction members are connected with the circuit control device and the buzzer to form an automatic alarm circuit. When the shoulder strap is forcefully dragged by a robber or by a user herself, the separable magnetic attraction members will be disengaged from the stationary magnetic attraction members and the circuit control device will simultaneously start the buzzer to scare the robber away, ensuring safety of the handbag and the user.

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