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TX: Texas teachers could be allowed to gun down students to protect school property
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Lawmakers in Texas are considering a bill that would allow teachers to use deadly force against students.
The Teacher’s Protection Act, filed by Rep. Dan Flynn (R-Van), would protect teachers from prosecution for killing students they believe are a threat to other students or anyone else on school grounds.
Teachers would also be permitted to kill students to protect school property under the measure, which would protect them from civil liability if they used deadly force against students. |
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| Yet another staggeringly absurd claim by the Raw Story. |
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