; or (ii) reasonable grounds exist to believe the detained noncitizen presents an immediate and credible risk of escape that cannot be reasonably minimized through any other method. (B) Requirement for least restrictive restraints In the rare event of an extraordinary circumstance described in subparagraph (A), only the least restrictive restraint necessary shall be used, except that— (i) if a doctor, nurse, or other health professional treating a detained noncitizen requests that a restraint not be used, the detention officer accompanying the detained noncitizen shall immediately remove any restraint; and (ii) under no circumstance shall— (I) a leg, waist, or 4-point restraint be used; (II) a wrist restraint be used to bind the hands of such a detained noncitizen behind the back of the detained noncitizen or to another individual; (III) a detained noncitizen be restrained in a face-down position or on their back; or (IV) any restraint be used on any detained noncitizen who is in labor or delivering. (3) Record of extraordinary circumstances (A) Requirements If a restraint is used on a detained noncitizen pursuant to paragraph (2)(A), not later than 5 days after the date on which the restraint was used, the facility administrator shall— (i) record in writing the finding that describes the medical purpose or extraordinary circumstance that dictated the use of the restraint; and (ii) submit the finding to the Director. (B) Retention (i) Facility With respect to a written finding under subparagraph (A)(i), the facility administrator shall— (I) keep the finding on file at the applicable facility for not less than 5 years after the date on which the restraint was used