The article highlights the urgent need for effective Concealed Weapons Detection Systems (CWDS) to ensure public safety, particularly in schools grappling with rising gun violence. With a staggering 31% increase in gun-related incidents on campuses, stakeholders face tough decisions balancing speed and security. Each CWDS option offers varying throughput rates and capabilities, yet many overlook smaller metallic threats, leading to potential vulnerabilities. The need for a tailored solution that addresses the unique challenges of each location is paramount to safeguarding communities.
In today's world, ensuring the safety of public spaces is no longer optional - it's a responsibility.
Decision-makers must grapple with the trade-offs between speed and security, often making the difficult choice of which aspect to prioritize.
Data from Everytown for Gun Safety reveals an increase in gun-related incidents on school campuses, emphasizing the need for advanced weapons detection systems.
The speed trap: Many systems boast throughput rates, but often ignore smaller types of potential metallic threat items, creating vulnerabilities.
Collection
[
|
...
]