Palmetto, Florida’s Manatee School for the Arts is employing two armed combat veterans to protect students and teachers while at the school.
One of the armed combat veterans is already on campus and the second will began guarding by the end of this month.
The New York Times reports that one of veterans will carry a Glock handgun in 9mm and the other will carry a semiautomatic rifle. The rifle is a Kel-Tec RDB 17″, which shoots the same rounds as an AR-15 (.223 or 5.56).
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Damn finally someone getting serious about the problems
ReplyDeleteFlorida as a state is a prime example of what NOT to do.
ReplyDeleteYes, that's why people are flocking there
DeleteFinally a school district that is taking an aggressive approach to protecting kids. I guarantee there will be no school shooting here.
ReplyDeleteAs for 2:16pm, if your kid was a victim, and God forbid he ever is, You would be the first to question why didn't anyone do anything to prevent this!!!
Grwat way to support our Vets and keep our kids safe.
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