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Deozaan:
When her co-workers retrieved their phones to try to call her, they found that she had been frantically trying to call and text people to come help her.
-app103 (August 22, 2014, 05:30 AM)
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Um... Why not call someone outside of the school to come help? :-\
wraith808:
When her co-workers retrieved their phones to try to call her, they found that she had been frantically trying to call and text people to come help her.
-app103 (August 22, 2014, 05:30 AM)
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Um... Why not call someone outside of the school to come help? :-\
-Deozaan (August 22, 2014, 12:23 PM)
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It doesn't say that she didn't.
app103:
When her co-workers retrieved their phones to try to call her, they found that she had been frantically trying to call and text people to come help her.
-app103 (August 22, 2014, 05:30 AM)
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Um... Why not call someone outside of the school to come help? :-\
-Deozaan (August 22, 2014, 12:23 PM)
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This is the first school in the US with a security system like this.
Calling someone outside the school would be like calling someone in another country. What could they possibly do to help you?
Because getting into that school is like trying to break into the Pentagon, and getting out is like trying to escape from a maximum security prison, if you are not a student or employee with a key card. And even then, it's tough, as you can see from this incident.
Not even a parent can get in there. The school is on constant high security lock down.
I would hate to think what it would be like if they switched it to maximum security lock down (which is supposed to be done if there is a shooter in the school, which could only be an employee or student, with the way it's all set up), where they deactivate all cards so nobody can move from room to room, and nobody gets in or out, even if they have a card.
KynloStephen66515:
When her co-workers retrieved their phones to try to call her, they found that she had been frantically trying to call and text people to come help her.
-app103 (August 22, 2014, 05:30 AM)
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Um... Why not call someone outside of the school to come help? :-\
-Deozaan (August 22, 2014, 12:23 PM)
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This is the first school in the US with a security system like this.
Calling someone outside the school would be like calling someone in another country. What could they possibly do to help you?
Because getting into that school is like trying to break into the Pentagon, and getting out is like trying to escape from a maximum security prison, if you are not a student or employee with a key card. And even then, it's tough, as you can see from this incident.
Not even a parent can get in there. The school is on constant high security lock down.
I would hate to think what it would be like if they switched it to maximum security lock down (which is supposed to be done if there is a shooter in the school, which could only be an employee or student, with the way it's all set up), where they deactivate all cards so nobody can move from room to room, and nobody gets in or out, even if they have a card.
-app103 (August 22, 2014, 07:26 PM)
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Oh yes...I can see the logic there.......There is a shooter in a room with 50 people...so let's lock the fucking doors so the people can't escape and end up making the shooter more and more pissed off so they probably end up doing way more harm than (s)he could have otherwise done...
app103:
Oh yes...I can see the logic there.....
-Stephen66515 (August 22, 2014, 07:40 PM)
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There is no logic in this security system. It was a knee jerk reaction and a chance for some profitable corruption, on the part of the local school board (a school board member has a relative that works for the company that was paid to set this whole thing up).
But enough about this basement worthy topic. Back to the jokes!
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