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Drones with the power to knock down an active shooter at 60 mph being tested at Colorado school
Drones designed to knock down active shooters at 60 mph are currently being tested at a Colorado school. The company that manufactured the drones stated that their technology offers schools a faster means of responding when dealing with a shooter.
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