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Omaha police will cease the use of electric shock gloves in the city's largest public school district, impacting middle and high schools. The decision follows reports about ICE's plan to equip officers with these devices, which have also been used in jails.
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Omaha police will cease the use of electric shock gloves in the city's largest public school district, impacting middle and high schools. The decision follows reports about ICE's plan to equip officers with these devices, which have also been used in jails.
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