Utica City School District to replace $4 million weapons system following Proctor stabbing

[ManualF150]

A buddy told me about this who lives like minutes from this school:

Utica City School District to replace $4 million weapons system following Proctor stabbing

UTICA, N.Y. -- Following a stabbing at Proctor High School in October, Utica Schools have decided to phase out the nearly $4 million weapons system.

www.wktv.com

 

[Uninformed and Compliant]

 

[repete]

Hmmn, old system that's inferior cost $4mil and the new better system is only $250,000 , Who got the kickback?

 

[SomeSoldier]

What are they going to do when the knife is ceramic?

 

[dwa12479]

What are they going to do when the knife is ceramic?

Is that the new Glock 7 model that costs more than we make in a month?

 

[Acer-m14]

What are they going to do when the knife is ceramic?

or made from a toothbrush ..

 

[SomeSoldier]

Is that the new Glock 7 model that costs more than we make in a month?

3-Piece Ceramic Knife Set by Shenzhen Knives: 6" Chef's Knife, 5" Slicing Knife, and 4" Paring Knife Set https://a.co/d/eqvzr7D

 

[FRANKIE]

3-Piece Ceramic Knife Set by Shenzhen Knives: 6" Chef's Knife, 5" Slicing Knife, and 4" Paring Knife Set https://a.co/d/eqvzr7D

Holy shit
can’t beat the price!

 

[libertysnake]

Make no mistake, a school district gives zero shits about student safety. I agree with @SomeSoldier it has to be some sort of kickback.

Case and point: I had a knife pulled on me in high school. The school district tried to move me to another school, not the kid who was there illegally in the USA who pulled the knife on me.

My parents told them to fuck off or they'd get a lawyer, so they moved him (finally) to another district. Still, their response to him trying to stab me was to just move the kid around, not even discipline him.

I say it again, the school does not care about students. They are only into doing these things for some benefit to themselves.

 

[ManualF150]

I haven't eaten inside of a public school in a very, very, very long time...

Do they even let them use plastic knives to help chop up their food?

When I was in school, we actually had metal forks, spoons, and knives (serrated butter knives).

I hate it when I'm at places and they serve rock hard food, and I need a knife and the only thing I got is a filthy pocket knife...

 

[libertysnake]

I haven't eaten inside of a public school in a very, very, very long time...

Do they even let them use plastic knives to help chop up their food?

When I was in school, we actually had metal forks, spoons, and knives (serrated butter knives).

I hate it when I'm at places and they serve rock hard food, and I need a knife and the only thing I got is a filthy pocket knife...

They probably feed the kids by hand these days. Who knows. If I could, I'd go back to the late 90s / early 2000s. The last moment I felt like society didn't turn into fucking clown world while still having modern conveniences.

 

[spat]

Make no mistake, a school district gives zero shits about student safety. I agree with @SomeSoldier it has to be some sort of kickback.

Case and point: I had a knife pulled on me in high school. The school district tried to move me to another school, not the kid who was there illegally in the USA who pulled the knife on me.

My parents told them to fuck off or they'd get a lawyer, so they moved him (finally) to another district. Still, their response to him trying to stab me was to just move the kid around, not even discipline him.

I say it again, the school does not care about students. They are only into doing these things for some benefit to themselves.

Shouldn't have to move the kid go another school. He should be locked up, problem solved.

School officials that attempt to handle a felony "in house" should be charged as accessories. College too.