Schools are testing pepper-spraying drones to stop active shooters
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Schools in at least three states in the United States will start counting again this school year with drones designed to respond to armed attacks. Aircraft, made of plastic and considered non-lethal, can travel corridors at high speed, break windows and throw pepper gel at a shooter if teachers report a threat, anticipated the Washington Post (WP). Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and regist…
These devices, called the Guardian Angel Campus, fly over the corridors at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour and are remotely directed.
The measures respond to concerns about school shootings in the United States. As of 2026, 102 episodes of armed violence were recorded in schools, resulting in 74 deaths.
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SIC NotíciasSeveral schools in the North American states of Colorado, Florida and Georgia will start next year with drones equipped with pepper gas, intermittent lights and sirens, designed to stun and stop a shooter in just a few seconds.
In various states of the United States, new measures will be taken to combat school shootings. It will be in Colorado, Florida and Georgia where the next school year will deploy drones equipped with pepper gel, flashing lights and sirens. This measure seeks to stun and stop an active shooter in a matter of seconds. [...] The article In the United States, pepper spray drones will be deployed to stop school shootings first appeared in: 88.9 News.
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