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Omaha police will stop using electric shock gloves in schools following a request from the superintendent amid community concerns. While Omaha police will cease their use, the Bellevue police department plans to continue using the gloves. The gloves deliver electric shocks to incapacitate individuals and were previously purchased for school resource officers.
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Omaha police will stop using electric shock gloves in schools following a request from the superintendent amid community concerns. While Omaha police will cease their use, the Bellevue police department plans to continue using the gloves. The gloves deliver electric shocks to incapacitate individuals and were previously purchased for school resource officers.
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Omaha Police to Stop Using Electric Shock Gloves in Schools