Clarksburg Student found with Gun

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CEOs work!

See something, say something works too.

So you want our entire safety and security strategy to be rely on teenagers to tell on their friends? That doesn't sound like a risky proposition to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CEOs work!

See something, say something works too.

So you want our entire safety and security strategy to be rely on teenagers to tell on their friends? That doesn't sound like a risky proposition to you?

You don't want kids to report things like this to security when they see them?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CEOs work!

See something, say something works too.

So you want our entire safety and security strategy to be rely on teenagers to tell on their friends? That doesn't sound like a risky proposition to you?

You don't want kids to report things like this to security when they see them?!

I didn't say that. I said "So you want our entire safety and security strategy to be rely on teenagers to tell on their friends?"

"See something, say something" is not a sufficient response or strategy for the safety and security crisis we're in. I need and expect more from MCPS than that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CEOs work!

See something, say something works too.

So you want our entire safety and security strategy to be rely on teenagers to tell on their friends? That doesn't sound like a risky proposition to you?

You don't want kids to report things like this to security when they see them?!

I didn't say that. I said "So you want our entire safety and security strategy to be rely on teenagers to tell on their friends?"

"See something, say something" is not a sufficient response or strategy for the safety and security crisis we're in. I need and expect more from MCPS than that.

Well, great! I didn't say "I want our entire safety and security strategy to be rely on teenagers to tell on their friends."

[Anonymous]

"I'm fine, it's fine, everything's fine"
Enough with this damn bullshit!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:High time for metal detectors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"I'm fine, it's fine, everything's fine"
Enough with this damn bullshit!

"Our student's safest and security is our highest priority."

[Anonymous]

Metal detectors

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Metal detectors

This should be a no brainer. Good for museums and office workers, good for our school children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Metal detectors

They're called "weapons detectors" now. They're more sophisticated than the old school metal detectors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Metal detectors

They're called "weapons detectors" now. They're more sophisticated than the old school metal detectors.

I have no idea why school board and administrators hate even discussing the protection of our children.

[Anonymous]

At the council education committee meeting, Brian Hull said they are already looking into weapons detectors and were going to somewhere in Virginia today to observe how they are being implemented at high schools there. It would cost $10 million.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:CEOs work!

? they could've just called the regular police, too. The CEO was not on campus. The school had to call them.

Thankfully, nothing serious happened, but if it had, then there would've been no CEO on campus to address the issue. Admin has to call them.

What if the SRO wasn’t there? Because they never had backup, missed school for leave/sick days/ court and were often not on campus.

Luckily the CEO program has multiple cops assigned to each school and can respond quickly.

When the SRO got the gun from a Clarksburg student a few years back the admin had to call them

+1

SRO had sex with a HS student
SRO’s dealing drugs in schools

SROs come with their own set of problems

[Anonymous]

I’m glad they caught this kid but it always surprises me when these reports say the kid consented to a search of their person or bag. Why on earth do they consent when they know they have a gun? I feel like I must be missing something there.

[Anonymous]

The past few cases have been kids were bullied and felt they needed to be able act in their self-defense