Supposedly taking a hint from the NRA , Marlboro township will have an armed police officer in each school starting January 2nd 2013.
“I believe that having an armed police officer, law enforcement official present in our schools will give our students comfort, our town, our community comfort, and will have anybody think twice about coming into Marlboro schools,” Mayor Jon Hornik said.
Mayor Hornik said that he made his decision to place armed police officers in all of the district’s schools when they re-open in the New Year, before the suggestion was made by NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre.
“I believe that having an armed police officer, law enforcement official present in our schools will give our students comfort, our town, our community comfort, and will have anybody think twice about coming into Marlboro schools,” Mayor Jon Hornik said.
Mayor Hornik said that he made his decision to place armed police officers in all of the district’s schools when they re-open in the New Year, before the suggestion was made by NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre.
This decision obviously came before Governor Christie announced that arming schools would be a waste of time.he feels that you would need multiple officers in each school to be effective and he does not want to scare children with armed officers.
“My first choise would be to never have a gun in our schools, but while the President and the NRA and the Congress debate policy and law, the fact is there are guns out there. How many times do we have to see these kinds of mass shootings before we decide to protect our kids,” the Mayor
It does not seem that other towns will be following Marlboro's lead. As time goes on people forget and life goes back to normal. Until the next tragedy happens and the gun debate comes up again.
“My first choise would be to never have a gun in our schools, but while the President and the NRA and the Congress debate policy and law, the fact is there are guns out there. How many times do we have to see these kinds of mass shootings before we decide to protect our kids,” the Mayor
It does not seem that other towns will be following Marlboro's lead. As time goes on people forget and life goes back to normal. Until the next tragedy happens and the gun debate comes up again.
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