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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also, if these become permanent, [b]they will need staff to be there to attend to them... staff that won't be able to supervise the other kids inside the building, and that lack of supervision has been a problem in places where this has been implemented.   [/b]Not saying the system isn't a need or good... just that there is an impact there and if something goes down in other places where admin and security can't be, it's an issue[/quote]

This is true.   And it happened right next door in Prince William County last school year
https://wjla.com/news/local/student-attacked-patriot-high-school-lawsuit-suing-prince-william-county-public-schools-attorney-debbie-rose-knocking-someone-unconscious-kick-head-video-attackers-charged-dmv

[u]"“The school division was on notice from the school principal earlier in the summer that they did not have enough personnel to man both the Evolv system entry points in the morning and the common areas where the students were - that in the event of an incident - they wouldn't maybe be able to be able to respond appropriately,” Rose said. “And that, in fact, did happen.”

The Evolv system is a weapon detection technology that currently exists at the front doors inside Prince William County high schools.

Rose argues Prince William County Public Schools had been warned on at least two occasions that an attack like this could happen in school."[/u][i]

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