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Gloucester Township's new ordinance holds parents legally accountable for their children's disruptive behavior, following other jurisdictions that have punished parents when their children carry out school shootings. Minors and Parent Responsibility Ordinance, active shooters

New Jersey Ordinance Punishes Parents for Their Children’s Bad Behavior

Gloucester Township's new law holds parents legally accountable for their children's disruptive behavior, following other jurisdictions that have punished parents when their children carry out school shootings.

A shooting outside Young Hall at Kentucky State University early Sunday morning injured two people, prompting a campus lockdown and heightened security measures. KSU, Frankfort Police Department, Dr. Koffi C. Akakpo

Shooting at Kentucky State University Injures 2

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Access Control Readers Under the Microscope: 8 Security Must-Haves

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A deadly shooting at Integris Health Enid Hospital left both a public safety officer and gunman dead. Oklahoma hospital shooting, J.W. Bode, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation

Oklahoma Hospital Shooting: Security Officer Fatally Shot at Integris Health Enid Hospital

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Here are some lessons learned from previous incidents that can help increase the safety and security of school and university athletic events, concerts and other large gatherings. stadium security, event security, football, basketball

7 Steps to Improving Stadium Security and Large Event Safety

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University of Tennessee to Pay Grad Student Expelled for Posting Cardi B Lyrics $250,000, First Amendment, Kimberly Diei, FIRE

University of Tennessee to Pay $250K to Student Expelled for Posting Cardi B Lyrics

The case also opens the door for public university administrators to be held personally accountable for violating students’ First Amendment rights.

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7 Killed, 22 Injured in Philadelphia Medical Flight Crash

All six passengers on the Jet Rescue Air Ambulance and one person on the ground died, and 22 others on the ground were injured.

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Pasadena, Texas: High School Band Competition Shooting Injures 1

An elderly man with no connection to the band competition at Pasadena Memorial High School entered through a back door and opened fire.

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Some of the achievements of this year’s Directors of the Year include obtaining officer pay increases, restructuring their departments, and emphasizing community policing. Jennifer Griffin, Temple University, Adam Reid, Montgomery College, Brandon Ingram, Covenant Health

Griffin, Ingram and Reid Named 2025 Campus Safety Directors of the Year

Most school security lapses involve human failures and not equipment failures. The other AI -- Active involvement by teachers, staff and the community -- can help to overcome these challenges.

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New Jersey Ordinance Punishes Parents for Their Children’s Bad Behavior

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Shooting at Kentucky State University Injures 2

Access Control Readers Under the Microscope: 8 Security Must-Haves

Oklahoma Hospital Shooting: Security Officer Fatally Shot at Integris Health Enid Hospital

7 Steps to Improving Stadium Security and Large Event Safety

Latest Posts

University of Tennessee to Pay $250K to Student Expelled for Posting Cardi B Lyrics

7 Killed, 22 Injured in Philadelphia Medical Flight Crash

Pasadena, Texas: High School Band Competition Shooting Injures 1

Webcasts

Creating the Castle: Enhancing School Security and Hospital Security with Access Control and Visitor Management

How Campus Security Officers Should Respond to Active Assailants

Using Campus Security Cameras for Effective Emergency Response

The Stop Campus Hazing Act: Key Implementation Trends That Could Impact Clery Act Compliance

Boost Campus Security After-Hours with Real-Time Mobile Access

Latest Resources

3 Steps to Make Sure Your Campus is E911 Compliant

How to Choose Smarter Video Security for a Safer Campus

Is Your Campus Prepared for a Cardiac Emergency?

Transform Your School’s Emergency Preparedness with Enhanced Safety Drills

Secure Your Campus in the Cloud: A Guide to Modern Video Security

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7 Steps to Improving Stadium Security and Large Event Safety

2025 Campus Safety Conference Delivers In-Depth Training, Networking, Product Demos and More

Want Someone to Calm Down? Don’t Say These 3 Things

Griffin, Ingram and Reid Named 2025 Campus Safety Directors of the Year

The Other AI: ‘Active Involvement’ by Humans Is Critical in School Security

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