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There are multiple violent acts the past few months.  They have been posted here and in other places.  Do we really need to list them out.  MCPS is not transparent with these things.  But, please find us the evidence numbers are down and prove it with a citation.[/quote]
DP. What's your evidence that the numbers are up?[/quote]

We are concerned parents here with kids in middle schools and high schools. Our children's lives matter - and that includes black and brown kids who form the majority in the schools that my kids go to. Please don't make this some silly activist nonsense. There are fight video series being put up on Instagram from a schools I know. Older immigrant kids beating up kids in middle schools and can't be thrown out. Lockdowns. Now you can get into an academic exercise and say they were more/less than before esp if you don't have a kid in the schools. As parents, we want to protect our kids. so please get out of here if your concern is not about kids but only about winning some useless arguments. [/quote]

The questions being discussed are:

1. Has the number of violent incidents increased since SROs were removed from schools?
2. If the number of violent incidents has increased, was this caused by removal of the SROs from schools?
3. Would putting the SROs back in schools (per the thread title) reduce the number of violent incidents?

So, let's start with answering the first question.[/quote]

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