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BlueToTheBone

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Thu Aug 1, 2013, 05:44 PM Aug 2013

Arkansas Attorney General: Schools Can't Arm Teachers, Staff

http://www.arkansasbusiness.com/article/93881/arkansas-attorney-general-schools-cant-arm-teachers-staff

LITTLE ROCK - Arkansas' attorney general says school districts can't use a state law to employ teachers and staff as licensed, armed security guards on campus.

Attorney General Dustin McDaniel on Thursday said in an opinion issued by his office that the Arkansas board of Private Investigators and Private Security Agencies doesn't have the authority to license school districts to employ teachers and staff as armed guards.

The opinion was requested after the Clarksville School District began training more than 20 teachers and staff to work as volunteer security guards who would carry concealed weapons on campus. The superintendent of the district said the opinion likely meant the schools couldn't continue with that program.

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Glad to see that the whole entire state government isn't bat shit crazy.
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Arkansas Attorney General: Schools Can't Arm Teachers, Staff (Original Post) BlueToTheBone Aug 2013 OP
McDaniel needs to invest in body armor. The gun nutters aren't going to be happy with him. kestrel91316 Aug 2013 #1
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