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The school shooting industry is worth billions – and it keeps growing
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TPR: The Public's Radio
The simulation, run by Christian Carrillo for InVeris Training Solutions, put Myers in a realistic school shooting scenario.
It’s part of a demonstration outside the National School Safety Conference.
Jillian Peterson, who leads the Violence Prevention Project Research Center at Hamline University, has interviewed people who planned a school shooting, but didn’t carry it out.
SONALI RAJAN: The school safety and security industry has grown rapidly over the past decade in particular.
RAJAN: The challenge right now is that these school safety products, the vast majority of these have absolutely no evidence guiding their effectiveness.
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