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Thanks in part to the Stop Campus Hazing Act’s educational requirements, it seems like we’re seeing more reports of hazing in the news and at the campus level. For instance, just last we...

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As a former police chief, I’ve responded to emergency calls with no context, no floor plan, and no real-time information — only the understanding that a critical situation was unfolding. That has been the standard, but it doesn’t need to be. Today, we have better tools. Digital safety systems now give schools and first responders shared visibility, real-time communicatio...

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HARTFORD, Conn. -- The Hartford Police Department’s Capital City Command Center (C4), a state-of-the-art Real-Time Crime Center (RTCC) focused on real-time investigations and enhancing case solvability, announces a continuation of its partnership with href="https://www.campussafetymagazine.com/tag/axiscommunications/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target...

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When ten school districts and a regional career center in Wood County, Ohio, set out to strengthen school safety, they didn’t begin by adding more cameras or metal detectors. Instead, they are piloting a behavioral intervention program amongst a small group of schools supported by a shared digital case management system. Led by the county’s Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Me...

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ROCKLAND, Maine -- A Regional School Unit 13 student was killed after he was hit by his school bus. Family and friends say the victim, 12-year-old Brayden Callahan, had just gotten off the bus on Friday when he was hit, href="https://wgme.com/news/local/community-shaken-after-school-bus-hits-and-kills-12-year-old-student-in-rockland-maine-rsu-13-schoo...

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