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The Importance Of Looker Searches In Schools
Although there are many schools that does do locker searches, other schools don't do locker searches. There are some schools that have found materials in lockers that others are not supposed to have at school. Also there are many schools that don't do locker searches that should. First and foremost why students agree about looker searchers is because if someone is hiding a weapon or something like that in there then the school could be in danger. Also if other had a gun and lost a person's temper and went on a rampage others could start killing people in the school. Next others could find knives and blades and other tools to look for in the lockers. Also others could easily hurt someone with a knife other could be messing around and still
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