Local high school gets a taste of life under the control of paramilitary police force

[tgun]

Is this what they are teaching kids nowadays?

http://www.ocregister.com/articles/high-school-lockdown-2332135-students-morning

[eta34]

Probably an active shooter training exercise.

[MrSlippyFist]

Probably an active shooter training exercise.

That's what I thought as well. Better that everyone be prepared for the worst.

[odysseus]

Probably an active shooter training exercise.

With kids inside? Really.

If I were a parent I would be heaving pissed. I better have gotten a parental consent form if this was a "training" exercise.
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[MrSlippyFist]

Is this what they are teaching kids nowadays?

Would you rather they have an unfavorable view of police as taught in rap songs and other media?

[deleted by PC police]

I'm not to sure how I feel about this, accidents happen and SHTF is going to hit the fan when it happens to a student from LE while training.

[MrSlippyFist]

I'm not to sure how I feel about this, accidents happen and SHTF is going to hit the fan when it happens to a student from LE while training.

What do you mean? An accident like an AD? All the weapons appear to be cleared and flagged in the photos.

[domokun]

They're preparing the kids to accept the mentality needed to accept the coming "final solution" completely without question.

[xxdabroxx]

Lets get the kids used to being searched by the cops now, so when we come door to door later it wont be so shocking.

[deleted by PC police]

What do you mean? An accident like an AD? All the weapons appear to be cleared and flagged in the photos.

Oh the police NEVER make mistakes. I am close friends with cops from Centerville and Salt Lake and they have enough ND stories to keep it a topic for a whole evening.

[dac41]

Lets get the kids used to being searched by the cops now, so when we come door to door later it wont be so shocking.

You had better be joking.

[MrSlippyFist]

I'm sure that the .gov or PD put out a blanket letter (after the fact maybe) saying that this is all training for the department and to acclimatize the childrens to a worst case scenario. Hopefully between the lines it says: "Look, we are tired of you whining and/or suing us about your precious little snowflakes getting their feelers hurt and crapping their pants whenever they see a cop or soldier in public, especially since the economic and political climate are only going to get worse and make the need for us and our presence even greater."

[yellowfin]

That's what I thought as well. Better that everyone be prepared for the worst.

It didn't work too well as a solution when they tried it last in Russia. For all the dipsticks who yammer on about a teacher or two being a danger to the student bystanders with possible misses, what about a whole SWAT team??!

[big jon]

With kids inside? Really.

If I were a parent I would be heaving pissed. I better have gotten a parental consent form if this was a "training" exercise.
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BIG +1 our kids have enoughf to think about. Why do this when you can learn / train the samething in empty school rooms and without scaring anyone? I think all they are doing is trainning our kid to be victums.

[MrSlippyFist]

Better not let any of our kids see any type of guns or people in uniform. Think about their feelings.