Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
29 public schools in the Omaha, Nebraska, area have access to gloves that can deliver a painful electric shock — the same gloves ICE plans to buy for its agents.
Police say school resource officers have already used them twice.
Now, children’s advocacy groups are sounding the alarm about the psychological harm of bringing a pain-compliance weapon into schools.
29 public schools in the Omaha, Nebraska, area have access to gloves that can deliver a painful electric shock — the same gloves ICE plans to buy for its agents.
Police say school resource officers have already used them twice.
Now, children’s advocacy groups are sounding the alarm about the psychological harm of bringing a pain-compliance weapon into schools.
