Schools to tackle active shooters with pepper-spraying drones that ram attackers
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Pepper-spraying drones aimed at tackling active school shooters are being rolled out at campuses across three states.
The drones, part of the Campus Guardian Angel program, can ram into targets at speeds of up to 70 mph and are capable of weaving through the air to avoid gunfire.
Three schools in Florida, five in Georgia and one in Colorado are part of pilot schemes using the aerial technology.More than 398,000 students have experienced gun violence on campuses around the U.
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Pepper-spraying drones aimed at tackling active school shooters are being rolled out at campuses across three states.
The drones, part of the Campus Guardian Angel program, can ram into targets at speeds of up to 70 mph and are capable of weaving through the air to avoid gunfire.
Three schools in Florida, five in Georgia and one in Colorado are part of pilot schemes using the aerial technology.More than 398,000 students have experienced gun violence on campuses around the U.