"His family are ecstatic that he's alive and that he's well," he said.
I would hardly say he was "well", but still. An amazing survival story.
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"His family are ecstatic that he's alive and that he's well," he said.


Bouncy Castle wrote:
The Montpelier (Ohio) Exempted Village Schools Board of Education has approved a proposal that allows school janitors to carry handguns to protect students from school shooters.
On a 5-0 vote in response to the school massacre in Connecticut, four custodians have been authorized to receive defensive firearms training and carry guns at the Montpelier K-12 school in Williams County.
But, school officials say, the proposal was made even before the Sandy Hook shootings. "Sitting back and doing nothing and hoping it doesn't happen to you is just not good policy anymore," says Superintendent Jamie Grime. "Having guns in the hands of the right people are not a hindrance. They are a means to protect."
School Board President Larry Martin agrees. "We have to do something," Martin says, "and this seems like the most logical, reasonable course to go with."
...And it's practical, too: once the shooting is over, the janitors are in position to mop up.


Del wrote:No offence to our American board members.... but I am so glad my children go to school here. I would be horrified knowing there were guns in schools. I feel sick for the kids and the parents who have to go along with this.
We have had suicide by cop here too... and its mostly teens. Dear God. These janitors... which is usually a low paid job by people not trained in other areas.... are they going to get the wages of a security person???
I tell you what though..... let see some kid drop his lunch wrappers in the hall NOW!
........... are they going to get the wages of a security person???



MrK wrote:Canada cheese smuggling ring busted.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-19751695
I thought at first I must have misread one of the words, or accidentally joined two sentances in my head.
Obviously a serious buisness.
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