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IN: Indiana Teachers Hurt by Airsoft guns Used in Active Shooter Drill Say Sheriffs Went too Far
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An Indiana teachers union is demanding change to active shooter drill protocols after teachers at an elementary school reported that they had been injured when they were shot by Airsoft guns during a recent exercise.
"During active shooter drill, four teachers at a time were taken into a room, told to crouch down and were shot execution style with some sort of projectiles — resulting in injuries to the extent that welts appeared, and blood was drawn," a statement from the Indiana State Teachers Assoc. on Wed. said.
"The training was meant to be realistic — to show what happens if you don't act," he said.
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