Arms Vaults in Schools?

[tnt]

@TheRedComet

That’s certainly true. The town leadership and the school board may not be ready for that discussion due to the political issues that could arise.

I think more problematic is the liabillity.

Who is responsible when a teacher goes ■■■■■■■ crazy and unlocks the safe and BECOMES a shooter?

Or when a teacher, with most likely a lesser degree of training than LEO, mistakenly hits and kills a kid while trying to stop a shooter?

[tnt]

@GWH

A bolt in the wall that slides into a hole in the door would suffice. It could be behind glass, wired like a fire alarm to prevent tampering.

A least once a year someone in our HS broke the glass and set of the fire alarm.

[tnt]

@GWH

I’m for them as a deterrent more than ease of access. Otherwise they’d just equip each officer with an AR. It’d be cheaper.

It’s an arms race.

We’ve decided to do nothing about restricting access to these weapons, so now everyone needs one or two…every cop, the teachers, the janitors, the students…

[komobu]

There would be no legitimate reason for the school to have access to the Arms safe. I would be very surprised if anyone in the school system actually had access to it. I would predict the person that would have access to be the watch commander of the emergency response center. That person would forward on the access credentials to the responding officers.

[tnt]

@komobu

There would be no legitimate reason for the school to have access top the Arms safe. I wound be very surprised if anyone in the school system actually had access to it. I would predict the person that would access to be the watch commander of the emergency response center. That person would forward on the access credentials to the responding officers.

Red and Sneaky were discussing giving access to teachers and staff.

[komobu]

@tnt

Red and Sneaky were discussing giving access to teachers and staff.

I would expect that vault credentials would be given out from the Watch Commander when the threat was verified.

[WuWei]

@tnt

Who is responsible when a teacher goes ■■■■■■■ crazy and unlocks the safe and BECOMES a shooter?

[WuWei]

@tnt

@GWH

I’m for them as a deterrent more than ease of access. Otherwise they’d just equip each officer with an AR. It’d be cheaper.

It’s an arms race.

We’ve decided to do nothing about restricting access to these weapons, so now everyone needs one or two…every cop, the teachers, the janitors, the students…

Good plan. I like it

[WuWei]

Was I?

[tnt]

@WuWei

Was I?

yes you were.

@WuWei

@TheRedComet

Which to me seems like a weakness of the system.

The fastest responders would be teachers and administrators. It would be better to train them (if they so desire; and I suspect many of them would) on the operational use of the AR-15 and give them access.

I don’t think they’re ready for that. It may come later, if necessary.

[WuWei]

If you don’t understand, it’s better to ask.

[tnt]

@WuWei

If you don’t understand, it’s better to ask.

Red said teachers and admin should have access to the vault.

You said they are not ready for that.

You both were discussing it.

[WuWei]

If you don’t understand, it’s better to ask.

[tnt]

Stop trolling.

[WuWei]

Stop Karening

[tnt]

@WuWei

Stop Karening

I’m sorry you can’t follow simple conversations. This is not my fault.

Stop trolling.

[WuWei]

Worry about your karening.

[WuWei]

Florida County Adds AR-15s for Classroom Defense in Each School

Seems to be a pattern…

[Samm]

@Happyhappyjoyjoy

Fun and games if they get it mixed up with the art cupboard and give the wrong key to an 8 year old.

School art supply cabinet:

Gun cabinet:

[Samm]

@Happyhappyjoyjoy

Relax, it was a joke.

Im sure they understand the distinction.

Im not sure i would trust 100% of 8 years olds not to take advantage of the situation.

What gives you the idea that there is an advantage to take?