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Omaha School District Urges Police to Stop Using Electric-Shock Gloves on Students

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US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is planning to purchase electric-shock gloves in a $20 million deal. The devices recently came under scrutiny after Omaha police used them on two high school students. Omaha's school superintendent formally requested that officers stop deploying the gloves on school grounds. Despite the backlash, Bellevue police have stated they will continue carrying the devices, citing student safety reasons. Parents and experts have widely condemned the use of electric-shock gloves in schools as abusive and inappropriate.

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