Some American schools are implementing a new security measure to address the threat of active shooters. This approach involves the use of hi-tech drones. Details about this development are available from ABC13 Houston.
The drones are equipped with pepper spray, which is intended to help stop active school shooters. Further information on this topic can be found through ABC13 Houston, providing more insight into the use of drones in school security.
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