Schools seek drones to prevent shootings

Schools in several states are testing a new anti-shooter drone program intended to quickly locate and incapacitate active shooters using sirens, lights, pepper gel, and ramming at high speeds. The pilot program, developed by Mithril Defense, involves deploying drones remotely after an attack is reported, with the aim of providing a rapid response before law enforcement arrives. Experts question the practicality and cost-effectiveness of the technology, noting it has not yet been used in an actual shooting and raising concerns about potential unintended consequences.

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