Penncrest Expands ZeroEyes’ Gun Detection Solution to All Schools
Penncrest Superintendent Dr. Timothy S. Glasspool says the technology has been proven to improve response time dramatically.
Penncrest Superintendent Dr. Timothy S. Glasspool says the technology has been proven to improve response time dramatically.
The hospital’s security cameras captured the suspect stabbing both victims until bystanders restrained her.
After the technology was installed in the district’s 21 high schools earlier this year, the number of guns found in CMS buildings dropped.
The following practices are generally recommended for schools to address the threat of active shooters as well as other K-12 security concerns.
The experience that fans have when they enter Lower.com Field is seamless and welcoming thanks to a new concealed weapons detection system.
In January, 23 weapons were found in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, breaking a record for the most weapons recovered during a school year.
Three Encino Hospital Medical Center clinicians were stabbed by a patient asking for medical treatment for anxiety.
Campus hardening measures can only go so far in preventing school shootings. We need stronger gun laws to truly make our campuses safer.
Xact ID™ detection technology is said to boost detection capabilities as an enabler for safer healthcare environments.
The weapons screenings will be conducted randomly on campus by school safety officers, usually in the morning.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.