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American Schools Are Getting Pepper Spray Drones to Fight Mass Shooters

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American Schools Are Getting Pepper Spray Drones to Fight Mass Shooters
Vice
Vice22 mins ago
American Schools Are Getting Pepper Spray Drones to Fight Mass Shooters
You’ll never see a nation work harder on the wrong homework assignment than the United States. America has had a gun problem for a long time now. Mass shootings happen with a frequency that most Americans don’t seem to understand is not normal, yet instead of addressing the disease, we keep inventing increasingly expen
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Schools in at least three states will be equipped with the drones, which can be activated by teachers.
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The teacher-piloted drones can hit targets at 70 mph and have speakers to communicate with students and staff
Reuters
Reuters🏁 first to report2 days ago
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