Schools are adding pepper-spraying drones to help combat active shooters
Pepper-spraying drones are being added to a few schools in Florida, Georgia, and Colorado to help stop active shooters.
Reported by 1 outlet — Washington Post National. See all sources ↓
Some schools in Florida, Georgia, and Colorado are getting special drones. These drones can spray pepper spray and break windows. They are meant to help stop people who are shooting in schools.
Why it matters
This is a new way to try to keep schools safe from people who might hurt others.
- What can the drones do?
- They can spray pepper spray and break windows.
- Where are the drones going?
- They are going to schools in Florida, Georgia, and Colorado.
- Why are the drones needed?
- They are needed to help stop people who are shooting in schools.
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The outlets report on the addition of pepper-spraying drones in schools with a focus on their nonlethal capabilities and potential to stop active shooters.
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Pepper-spraying drones are being added to schools to stop active shooters.
Sources1TypeAngleWashington Post NationalReports on the addition of drones in a few schools.