CHESTER — The Chester Upland School District is eliminating its police staff in an effort to remove gun-carrying personnel from the district, acting Superintendent Tony Watson said Thursday.
Watson, who joined the district in January, said he did not have any knowledge of an officer ever needing to draw a weapon on a student.
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so is it cost-saving or life-saving. I wonder. whatever way, I love it!-Chris R.
ReplyDeleteHas an armed school police saved a life because he was carrying a gun?
DeleteGreat now they can run real crazzy.................. Thats right Apple a ganbanger from the Penn who mom starting working at the school police who is in total disbelife that her son is a cold hard murder is protecting children. Mrs. Apple your son is a gang banger along with his two brothers. You raised Deamans......
ReplyDeletePlease step away from the cocktail.
Deleteyou have to be fans of the union to have police protection and not worry about cost . Shawn A.
ReplyDeleteSo you would like to see armed police back in the schools?
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