Moms try to get electric shock gloves out of their kids’ schools
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By Rachel Clarke, Shimon Prokupecz, Meridith Edwards, Eduardo Cuevas, CNN Omaha, Nebraska (CNN) — California has banned them. Army experts trying them experienced so much pain they were “apprehensive” about further tests and were swapped for new personnel.
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By Rachel Clarke, Shimon Prokupecz, Meridith Edwards, Eduardo Cuevas, CNN Omaha, Nebraska (CNN) — California has banned them. Army experts trying them experienced so much pain they were “apprehensive” about further tests and were swapped for new personnel.
Clarke et al., CNN The devices have been banned in California and distressed Army testers. In Nebraska, some school leaders still want officers to carry them.
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