Redlands Unified Boosts School Security After Gun Incident

It's April 25, I'm Cory with the story, and this is California news today local news

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Redland's unified school district just dropped news on beefed-up security after a more

middle school student got caught with a loaded gun on campus.

Back in March, they're moving fast with changes like funneling all students through one main

entrance at every school, adding more cameras everywhere, raising fences, higher and wrapping

up random police dog searches.

Students were fired up, flooding board meetings, emails, and social media with safety worries

so the district held an emergency meeting that same.

Night to lock in that protection comes first.

Police hit the students' parents with citations for improper gun storage, a common charge

when kids grab firearms at home and stressed holding adults, accountable.

Real talk from families like one parent who said these steps make her feel way more

at ease since school is where they hand over control of their.

It's safety, now the district stepping up to keep that trust solid.