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NY: Call to arms on Staten Island: panel votes to give school guards guns
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"A Staten Island education committee voted last night to demand that the city’s schools be guarded by gun-toting lawmen, in a desperate bid to beef up security in the wake of the Newtown, Conn., massacre."
"The Communication Education Council for District 31 last night approved the high-caliber proposal with a vote of 9-1."
"The council called for the Department of Education to hire 300 to 500 retired NYPD cops to rove 1,750 city schools in all boroughs and install buzzer-entry systems with video and 'panic buttons' at main entrances." ... |
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