Could we have an example?The Los Angeles School Police Department, which serves the nation’s second-largest school system, will return three grenade launchers but intends to keep 61 rifles and a Mine Resistant Ambush Protected armored vehicle it received through [a federal program that furnishes local law enforcement with surplus equipment].
L.A. Unified is one of at least 22 school systems in eight states that participate in the program, which provides law enforcement agencies with the [...] gear at no charge.
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L.A. Unified says that the M-16 automatic rifles, which were modified to semiautomatic since they were acquired in 2001, are “essential life-saving items” and will continue to be available to trained officers. The armored vehicle will be used only under extraordinary circumstances, officials said.
LA Times
Rolling PR - an armored military vehicle. Why not?The department remodeled the vehicle, which is used as an attraction at school events and parades, Sgt. Barhin Bhatt said.
“It’s a rolling public relations vehicle,” Bhatt said. “We end up having to bring out a gas can and jumper cables every time we want to drive it — it’s only used twice a year.”
...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.
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