New York – A new security and safety technology system is being tested in 20 public schools in New York state.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that the schools in Oneida and Rockland counties will be the first to launch the program, called Mutualink K-12.
The computer-based system is designed to enhance communications between schools and local authorities in the event of an emergency. It links school radios, phones and mobile devices to emergency dispatch systems and can allow school officials to instantly share video, audio or other data with law enforcement.
The system also involves a “panic button” feature which gives authorities quick access to school communications.
how about testing in Yeshivos in Brooklyn
In Bergen county they start this program in schools a few months ago.
They should have gates that move down and trap the killer like a roach.
about adding to this a fog system. so u cant see any think only with certain glasses. that the swat team will have when they come in.this way the shooters cant see.