Fearing the worst, schools deploy armed police to thwart gun violence
Briefly

In a response to alarming swatting incidents, the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh decided to establish its own armed police force in order to enhance school safety.
Hissrich emphasized the importance of officers viewing their role in schools as special, highlighting the need for them to be role models who can effectively deal with kids.
Gun violence remains a leading cause of death for young Americans, compelling school systems to make costly decisions amidst fear and the need for safety.
Despite the establishment of police forces in schools, existing data on their effectiveness in deterring gun violence is insufficient, leaving many questions unanswered.
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