If that means five metal detectors getting and out of the high school, you get five metal detectors.
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You&aposve got to fix it in a way that hardens the place sufficiently -- If that means five metal detectors in a high school, you get five metal detectors.
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We need metal detectors and armed guards at the school.
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Made of plastic, they can also slip through metal detectors.
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That means mines are hard to find with metal detectors.
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But research on the effectiveness of metal detectors is inconclusive.
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The king underscored the importance of removing the metal detectors.
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If we had metal detectors, they would have gone off.
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The school does not have metal detectors at its entrance.
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Metal detectors are unlikely to stop a gunman, experts say.
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The vestibules and hardened doors can also host metal detectors.
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Israeli security forces began dismantling the metal detectors early Tuesday.
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Vendors waved handheld metal detectors and displayed 215D surveillance cameras.
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Walls, guards with guns, and metal detectors ... not teachers with handguns.
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It also uses metal detectors to prevent this kind of contamination.
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The venue has metal detectors and a security staff, he added.
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You can't put metal detectors everywhere, that is not the solution.
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Security was tight, with fans forced to pass through metal detectors.
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The main entrance is heavily guarded and equipped with metal detectors.
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In Indiana, some schools will be getting hand-held metal detectors.
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Koerber thinks metal detectors would be more effective than clear backpacks.
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Russian courts generally have metal detectors and security guards at the entrance.
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There aren't any metal detectors at the towering Capitol in Nebraska, either.
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Sales of metal detectors, which are responsible for most finds, are rising.
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Some use metal detectors, surveillance cameras, mobile-phone jammers and even drones.
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The use of metal detectors and body searches was being ramped up.
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Metal detectors were being set up at entry points to the city.
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The removal of the metal detectors was applauded by the White House.
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"This is an open place, there aren't any metal detectors," he said.
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Metal detectors and teachers with guns are not going to fix this.
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More importantly, they say, metal detectors send the wrong message to students.
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Everyone entering the courtroom gets searched and put through metal detectors. Twice.
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Security is less invasive; many train stations don't even have metal detectors.
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And then Israeli security officials went further, installing metal detectors at the perimeter.
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Metal detectors or whatever they have to do to make these schools safe.
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But research on the effectiveness of metal detectors in reducing violence is inconclusive.
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The school does not have metal detectors or school resource officers, he noted.
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During discussions with Netanyahu, Abdullah had demanded that Israel remove the metal detectors.
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We need metal detectors at our schools and that will solve the problem.
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They are difficult to find with metal detectors and hard to spot visually.
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Some have speculated whether adding metal detectors or banning trench coats would help.
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The most common technique is to look for them manually, with metal detectors.
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Unlike the prison guards, Mr. Lima's men were thorough and used metal detectors.
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And law enforcement officials feared that they could easily bypass most metal detectors.
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The school does not have metal detectors, according to the city's Education Department.
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All rise with the sun and don body armor and assemble metal detectors.
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Like other prospectors he did not see the need to use metal detectors.
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Palestinians deemed the metal detectors a breach of this decades-old status quo.
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Metal detectors have proved to be effective in thwarting attacks in other venues.
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And then I arrive, and I see their faces framed by metal detectors.
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"We'll use metal detectors to scan individuals entering the observation areas," he said.
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At the end of the long lines, a set of metal detectors await.
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Bomb-sniffing dogs and 7,000 officers with handheld metal detectors were on duty.
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Israel agreed to remove metal detectors from the Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Palestinian leaders have urged Muslim worshippers to keep praying outside the al-Aqsa compound in protest at Israel's installation of metal detectors and security cameras near the site, even though Israel removed the metal detectors early Tuesday morning.
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Metal detectors Israel installed metal detectors and security cameras near the entrance to the sacred site -- known to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary and to Jews as the Temple Mount -- following an attack in which two Israeli police officers were killed.
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Some are unsurprising and immediately noticeable, such as armed guards, metal detectors, and frisking.
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Police installed metal detectors at various entrances to the complex following the deadly shooting.
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Meanwhile, more and more schools are surveilled by cameras, and bordered by metal detectors.
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Clocking out quietly, they walked through airport-style metal detectors, past private security guards.
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But for the first time ever, those fans had to go through metal detectors.
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He recalled passing through two metal detectors before being placed in a holding cell.
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Using beeping metal detectors, a team of local technicians survey a hillside for unexplodedbombs.
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Agents wielding metal detectors scanned knapsacks under the startled gaze of wide-eyed children.
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He ordered her to relinquish her phone and pass through the metal detectors again.
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And most recently, the metal detectors that stood sentinel at school entrances have disappeared.
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Everybody had to pass through airport-style metal detectors before walking the red carpet.
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Worshipers said they viewed the metal detectors as an Israeli provocation, and a humiliation.
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Nearby electricity towers interfere with metal detectors and workers must use simple gardening tools.
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They use X-ray machines, metal detectors, drug detectors and dogs for that step.
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To prevent students smuggling smartphones into exam rooms, schools have installed CCTV and metal detectors.
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The suspect attempted to go through the metal detectors at the Capitol Visitor Center entrance.
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But she does not want to see the introduction of metal detectors or armed guards.
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In the end we had six armed security guards, sandbags, numerous security doors, metal detectors.
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Because they're made of plastic or resin, simple metal detectors won't spot 3D-printed guns.
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GUILFOYLE: Did they have metal detectors and make sure there was one point of entry?
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So we need to have single point entries and there needs to be metal detectors.
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Only 200 of its 20m clients showed up, trudging through metal detectors and tight security.
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You mentioned that students at your school have been debating the need for metal detectors.
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YouTube, like many other big tech companies, doesn't have visible metal detectors or armed guards.
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"You have metal detectors," Mr. Tedisco said, raising his voice and staring at Mr. Hoylman.
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Large metal detectors also could be installed to scan trucks and buses for illegal activities.
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Every morning, teachers and staff members search students' backpacks and wand them with metal detectors.
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Refusing to pass through the metal detectors, worshipers took the extraordinary step of praying outside.
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Israel insists the metal detectors are needed to prevent more attacks on Israeli security forces.
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Nobody looks at their pass, there's no pat-down, there's no dogs, there's no metal detectors.
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When you finally reach the conveyer belt and metal detectors, you want to be completely ready.
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"It would have been picked up on the metal detectors, no question," Chief Boyce told reporters.
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Metal detectors remain the predominant form of passenger screening technology, but they still don't detect explosives.
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Armed with metal detectors, father and son descended on the farm near Arabybro in northern Denmark.
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Metal detectors debuted at U.S. airports in the early 1970s after a series of airplane hijackings.
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The searches were mechanical and strict; there were metal detectors on the door and ID checks.
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Tension have spiked in recent days after Israel installed metal detectors outside a major Jerusalem mosque.
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Some are adding bulletproof doors, windows and door barriers, along with metal detectors and armed guards.
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In the 1970s, the International Civil Aviation Organisation began requiring passengers be screened using metal detectors.
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They will face a rigorous security screening involving metal detectors and pat-down searches, Annan said.
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This will ensure that school districts don't have to find savings elsewhere to install metal detectors.
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After the Columbine shooting in 1999, schools installed metal detectors and shifted restrooms away from entryways.
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Israel's installation of metal detectors on Jerusalem Old City's Temple Mount near the al Aqsa Mosque.
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Bomb-sniffing dogs will be outside the courthouse, and metal detectors will be inside, CNN reported.
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There were metal detectors and bag checks at B.M.C. Durfee High School, in Fall River, Mass.
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The solution to the worries that students bear is not more drills, guards or metal detectors.
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Only this time, most attendees need to walk through metal detectors, an accommodation to safety concerns.
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The school district also says it's considering whether to install metal detectors at the school's entrances.
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" Bishop said he would support metal detectors but called the clear backpacks "an invasion of privacy.
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Visitors had to walk through metal detectors in order to gain access to the town center.
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It was limited to a few dollars for metal detectors and other small school safety measures.
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Besides baggage inspection, there would also be metal detectors and search dogs, it said in a statement.
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Lockport parent Belinda Cooper would have preferred metal detectors in her 15-year-old daughter&aposs school.
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The K1 is designed to spot dangerous materials in airports and hospitals in advance of metal detectors.
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In a real (rather than practice) field, paths for the trainers are first cleared by metal detectors.
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Runcie said that the district was also considering using metal-detecting wands and installing permanent metal detectors.
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Mateen often worked at the front of the building, staffing the metal detectors, according to the neighbor.
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The neighbor said Mateen often worked security in the front of the building, manning the metal detectors.
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Runcie said Monday that safety enhancements such as metal detectors and bulletproof glass were still being examined.
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Mr. Ahluwalia refused, arguing that the airport's body scanners and metal detectors made this extra step unnecessary.
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Hence the Palestinians reject Israel's authority, its heavy security presence and the unilateral move on metal detectors.
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Guests went through metal detectors and patdowns, under the watchful eyes of hundreds of armed police officers.
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Metal detectors are now mandatory at all major league U.S. football, baseball, basketball, hockey and football games.
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We have to have as in many New York City and other urban districts have metal detectors.
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Tools used to facilitate the trafficking of cultural goods, such as metal detectors, were seized as well.
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Employees also used handheld metal detectors to check patrons for firearms before they could enter the club.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Friday suspended all contacts with Israel until the metal detectors are removed.
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There will also be tried-and-true forms of security, such as metal detectors and pat-downs.
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The trip has been marked by heavy security, including metal detectors and sniffer dogs at most events.
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Larger spaces, like arenas and stadiums, use metal detectors, pat-downs and phalanxes of wand-wielding guards.
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Shanghai Disneyland, formally unveiled on Thursday, also has rows of metal detectors at its graceful front gates.
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Disney installed metal detectors outside its Animal Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios and Magic Kingdom parks last year.
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The coins, for instance, were left behind when passengers emptied their pockets before going through metal detectors.
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That might mean the shooter was prepared and wanted to avoid security and metal detectors, said Campbell.
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Debates have erupted over arming teachers, the usefulness of metal detectors and best practices during unthinkable scenarios.
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Back-to-School Shopping for Districts: Armed Guards, Cameras and Metal Detectors The shooting in Parkland, Fla.
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"I felt really uncomfortable standing in line and waiting to go through the metal detectors," he said.
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New Utrecht High School, which is in the Bensonhurst neighborhood of Brooklyn, does not have metal detectors.
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The installation of the metal detectors will be delayed until the school learns how to operate them.
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Mostly-black schools, with metal detectors and fences and other such things, have come to resemble prisons.
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Tension built over the following days, but the cabinet chose to leave the metal detectors in place.
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There was no indication of an earlier threat at the school, which does not have metal detectors.
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Opinion BOSTON — Every morning, I stand behind the metal detectors, searching bags as students enter the school.
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Protesters without firearms filed through 17 metal detectors at a single entrance to Capitol Square, where Gov.
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Wilcox said the schools don't have metal detectors and students aren't searched when they enter the building.
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Teatr Powszechny in Warsaw had to install metal-detectors after the play provoked violent protests by outraged nationalists.
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And they say they have considered adding metal detectors, only to conclude that they are unnecessary and cloistering.
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The firearms can be made almost entirely out of plastic, which would make them undetectable by metal detectors.
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Secret Service was heavy inside the lobby of the church and ordered people to go through metal detectors.
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"The spoon will trigger metal detectors when you go through security checks," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Growers are already looking into metal detectors, while Australia's government announced funding to help resolve the contamination issue.
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Or, if you promised to take up a new hobby, some super nice metal detectors are on sale.
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If the event were inside, the university could use metal detectors and otherwise search for weapons, Dirks said.
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Read: Jerusalem -- an urgent issue for Trump administration Israeli authorities responded by installing security cameras and metal detectors.
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When it was reopened on Sunday, metal detectors had been installed, to the anger of Muslim religious authorities.
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Unlike some other events, the parade does not require attendees to pass through security checkpoints or metal detectors.
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Between the lines: Think of the fights over closed-circuit surveillance cameras, school resource officers, and metal detectors.
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Fans attending events go through security screening that can include metal detectors, bag searches and explosive-sniffing dogs.
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Security was tight at the 18 June rally, as attendees had to travel through metal detectors upon entrance.
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After ducking through metal detectors and boarding an express elevator, Han emerged on the 86th floor observation deck.
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Police officials said on Wednesday that metal detectors could have prevented the violence at the Wildlife Conservation school.
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He also claimed his high-powered metal detectors located "a large metal object" 8 to 10 feet underground.
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As a student in rural New Hampshire, I never had to enter my high school through metal detectors.
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They described the metal detectors, guard dogs, private security companies, and special forces that now occupied their campuses.
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We are already giving them money every year for hardening, bullet proof glass, metal detectors, fewer entrances and exits.
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Aubry said police were looking into how somebody was able to get a gun past Irving Plaza's metal detectors.
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The school does not have metal detectors, although random security tests will take place at the school from tomorrow.
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Turkey also urged the removal of the metal detectors and the Arab League said Israel was "playing with fire".
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Standard forms of security are in place as well, including police dogs, metal detectors, bag searches, and security teams.
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Robbins says many local synagogues his Atlanta federation works with have also now added armed guards and metal detectors.
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The metal detectors began to beep when they surveyed a patch of boggy ground, so they started to dig.
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"We'll use metal detectors to scan individuals entering the observation areas," Chief Carlos Gomez told the New York Times.
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For most here it's a learn-on-the-job affair, involving old metal detectors, wire clippers and bare hands.
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The Secret Service also noted that those attending the rallies of major presidential candidates must go through metal detectors.
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This will mean more metal detectors, more guards, more checkpoints and more barricades as part of our daily routines.
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An I.D. system metal detectors and every floor of every school, two concealed carry armed retired military or police.
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The school is not equipped with metal detectors, San Bernardino City Unified School District spokeswoman Maria Garcia tells PEOPLE.
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Police cars were lined up outside the Javits Center, and metal detectors had been added to the entrance ritual.
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Many said they weren't wanded with metal detectors, and one survivor told us her bags weren't inspected at all.
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Israel installed the metal detectors after an attack at the site in which two Israeli police officers were killed.
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On Thursday, metal detectors and additional school security officers will be made available for random screenings at the school.
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Italian police officials told the Guardian that the thieves used bulldozers and advanced metal detectors to excavate the artifacts.
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Since the firearms were plastic, they were imperceptible to metal detectors, in violation of the US Undetectable Firearms Act.
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Students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School returned to metal detectors, increased security camera presence and locks on doors.
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Mr. Parada was banned from further excavations there, but he was permitted to use metal detectors, the letter said.
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Adding metal detectors, an extremely costly endeavor, does appear to deter and detect attempts to bring weapons into schools.
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The metal detectors were installed March 1, and Walsh said they will stay in place for the foreseeable future.
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Evolv Technology is a startup whose metal detectors are engineered to locate guns and other weapons in a crowd.
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Casinos will also install metal detectors at all entrances and place a ban on luggage on the casino floors.
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Kay Ivey (R) on Monday both called for metal detectors in schools as a possible method of protecting students.
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When Dawson moved toward the first officer who confronted him by the metal detectors, the second cop shot him.
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He was reportedly also carrying a box of ammunition when his bag triggered metal detectors at the hotel entrance.
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He noted that people are required to pass through metal detectors to enter the Capitol and to board airplanes.
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A smaller majority also thought metal detectors in schools and a ban on assault-style weapons would be helpful.
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Entering the Great Hall for the event required airport-level security checks, with x-ray machines and metal detectors.
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Bouncers and metal detectors may make Westport feel — and, in fact, be — safer and less prone to gun violence.
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Israel brought escalations to a boil by closing the mosque for Friday prayers last week and installing metal detectors.
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Even metal detectors intended for use in schools haven't been shown to have a real impact on student safety.
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Some growers are trying to take precautions by installing metal detectors and scanning strawberries before they're shipped to supermarkets.
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As a cheerful public relations professional led me through the metal detectors, I was glad I followed the rules closely.
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Guarded by a row of metal detectors, the school felt more like a detention center than a place of learning.
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The TSA said in a statement that three passengers may not have been rescreened after they set off metal detectors.
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The rise in the number of discoveries reflects a growing interest in tramping around in muddy fields with metal detectors.
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Israel installed metal detectors, cameras and other measures following a July 14 attack in which two policemen were shot dead.
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But tensions remain high with the Palestinian Authority, which froze contacts with Israel following the installation of the metal detectors.
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When Israel installed new metal-detectors at the Al-Aqsa mosque in July, Palestinians staged protests and Israel backed down.
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And full-body scanners have been introduced, which replaced metal detectors to better uncover non-metal threats like plastic explosives.
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However, metal detectors are slow and full of false positives – they cannot distinguish between a Smith & Wesson and an iPhone.
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Extreme measures Algeria used phone jammers, surveillance cameras, metal detectors and TURNED OFF THE INTERNET to prevent cheating on exams.
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Full-body scanners are more effective than traditional metal detectors at screening for explosives and other weapons, the TSA said.
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Attendees will have to go through metal detectors and won't be able to bring backpacks, Halloween masks or any weapons.
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School districts have stepped up security measures by militarizing our schools, filling them with metal detectors, police and security officers.
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This fall, students are returning to school facing metal detectors, bulletproof glass, and an increased police presence in the hallways.
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Schools have been installing security cameras and metal detectors for years with uneven application to communities with heavy minority populations.
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In response, Netanyahu temporarily closed the site and installed metal detectors without consulting Muslim authorities in charge of the site.
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To enter this restricted zone, people will have to pass through metal detectors at a dozen checkpoints along the route.
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Fans who attended Wednesday's game at Lincoln Financial Field, home of the Philadelphia Eagles, entered the stadium through metal detectors.
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Lawmakers have also proposed increased school security, including expanding the presence of on-campus armed security officers and metal detectors.
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Since Tuesday, guests have been required to pass through metal detectors and show identification confirming that they have paid rooms.
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Parents concerned for student safety pushed for metal detectors to be installed in the school the day after the stabbing.
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It's made of a material that's untraceable by metal detectors, so you can bring it anywhere, and Xin said he does.
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There are no metal detectors, no SWAT team on the roof, no Secret Service wanding reporters or emptying out their bags.
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This year, however, those fans had to go through metal detectors, a late addition after the murder of singer Christina Grimmie.
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The district is also exploring other security options such as using metal-detection wands or even installing metal detectors on campus.
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"We have robust safety and security protocols in place, including metal detectors and onsite medical and security staffs," the statement continued.
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Anger swept the Muslim world after Israel installed the metal detectors, with protests extending all the way to Ankara and Amman.
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The Waqf, the Jordanian religious authority that administers the Temple Mount, has condemned the use of metal detectors to scan worshipers.
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President Abbas suspended all contacts between the Palestinian Authority and the Israeli government on Friday in protest of the metal detectors.
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There were metal detectors for those attending the concert, but it was not clear how the gun got into the club.
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When Pope Francis visited, the property was in the thick of the action, with metal detectors and fences a block away.
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The four athletes can be seen dropping their phones and keys into the plastic containers before passing through the metal detectors.
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Details: The package includes $400 million to be put toward mental health services, school resource officers, metal detectors and bulletproof glass.
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Critics fear the DIY guns could create security concerns because they are untraceable and would largely be invisible to metal detectors.
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US Capitol police shot the gunman after he set off the metal detectors at the Capitol Visitor Center, according to CNN.
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Eighty-eight of the city's roughly 1,300 school buildings have metal detectors that are used either full time or part time.
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But some advocates argue that metal detectors create a negative environment and make students feel as though they are under suspicion.
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O'Malley explained that the body scanners would cut down on the amount of staff time required to operate the metal detectors.
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Several school districts have replaced traditional metal detectors with Evolv&aposs technology, which they pay for through federal or state grants.
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But after billions of dollars spent "hardening" learning environments, there is no evidence police and metal detectors make schools any safer.
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Israel installed metal detectors at entrances to the compound after two police officers on guard there were fatally shot on July 14.
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For prior premieres on the Boulevard, security was obnoxiously tight, with metal detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and long lines blocking the streets.
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Somebody capable of getting past the airport-level security, metal detectors, and photos they use to verify your identity at the BBC.
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His new security plan also includes proposals for bringing technology like metal detectors and cell phone blockers to some of the prisons.
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Miami International Airport is one of the few major airports that require all employees with secure access to pass through metal detectors.
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All foods are subjected to X-rays and metal detectors, Chapman said, because when those slip through, people can actually be hurt.
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Homeland security methods for large crowds typically include measures such as metal detectors, bag searches and bomb-sniffing dogs, the official says.
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They&aposre like those old, strange men on the beach with metal detectors, you know, that are walking too close to you.
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In many clinics, such camaraderie is hard to establish amidst armed security guards, metal detectors and bulletproof glass at the front desk.
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Israel installed metal detectors at the entrance of a holy site, prompting an outcry from Muslim worshipers and an uptick in violence.
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New York (CNN)They arrive by the hundreds, walking through metal detectors, placing their belongings on conveyor belts to be X-rayed.
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Israel's decision to take down the metal detectors and security cameras is largely viewed as a capitulation, both by Israelis and Palestinians.
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For example, the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai installed metal detectors and X-ray machines after the terror attacks in November 2008.
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But after sneaking into Israel from their homes in the occupied West Bank, the pair encountered metal detectors at a train station.
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Like most Manila casinos and hotels, Resorts World had metal detectors at its entrances and typically checked vehicles before allowing them access.
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It removed the metal detectors after days of bloody clashes, scenes that have not been repeated in the city since Trump's declaration.
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We're told an area was cleared around their table for some space from other patrons ... who were all wanded with metal detectors.
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With Grueninger, Pivonka created and buried a replica casque in order to determine if it could be picked up by metal detectors.
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What happened Sunday may be a call for metal detectors in all buildings and venues that are at or near public gatherings.
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The result: a lethal firearm that almost anyone can make and is difficult to identify with X-ray technology and metal detectors.
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The 11 metal detectors here at the StubHub Center's entry gates each had more than 50 people lined up to come through.
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A companion measure in the Senate would also give schools money for physical improvements, such as installing metal detectors or bulletproof windows.
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In the Senate, a companion bill would also give schools money for physical improvements, such as installing metal detectors or bulletproof doors.
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Schools opened with metal detectors this week in Marshall County, Ky., where two students were killed at a school shooting in January.
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The three types of security measures commonly adopted are stricter access controls, placing armed police officers on campus and installing metal detectors.
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About 20083,000 people without weapons made their way into the main protest area after waiting in line to go through metal detectors.
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The building is protected by armed guards, metal detectors and security personnel performing bag checks even when the president is in Washington.
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The government began removing metal detectors at a major Jerusalem mosque compound after days of bloodshed and a diplomatic crisis with Jordan.
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Donald Trump has argued that we need to take steps to "harden" our schools with more hardware, metal detectors, and armed teachers.
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Now they check the trunks and undercarriages of vehicles pulling up to the gates, and the higher-end hotels have metal detectors.
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"To me, there's a very negative message that is sent when you walk into your school building through metal detectors," Nigaglioni said.
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Rick Scott announced on Tuesday a $500 million investment in school safety, including metal detectors, bulletproof glass, steel doors and upgraded locks.
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To regulate concealed carried guns, retailers would have to pay to install metal detectors, which can be an unwelcoming hassle for customers.
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The security guard stops me right before the metal detectors, gestures to my head, and asks me to take off my scarf.
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The whole phenomenon of walking through metal detectors and having your carry-on luggage searched is something that didn't start until 21968.
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I don't want to have metal detectors at my shows, I don't want to have people taking tiny ass bag into my shows.
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Israel decided early on Tuesday to remove metal detectors and replace them with "smart", less obtrusive surveillance means, an Israeli cabinet statement said.
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It also could mean needing metal detectors and security screening devices and procedures to, quite literally, keep data from walking out the door.
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That the government only put metal detectors in school in the HOOD!" she wrote: "I remember getting search every morning in high school.
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The installation of metal detectors has contributed to the impression that Israel is changing the rules, a view rejected by the Israeli government.
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Israel's government tried to diffuse tension over access to the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem by removing metal-detectors it had installed there.
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But their use has been slow to spread elsewhere, even though many security consultants see metal detectors as an effective first-line deterrent.
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Israel's decision to withdraw the metal detectors and other security devices marked a significant climbdown by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing government.
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The Florida shooting prompted schools across the United States to introduce a host of security measures, ranging from metal detectors to security fences.
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Because of incidents like Columbine, schools have now placed metal detectors and police officers in schools that are penalizing children for childish behavior.
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Security was stepped up, with participants checked as they approached St. Peter's Square even before going through metal detectors to enter the basilica.
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And the New York Police Department is developing a system for evaluating which schools require metal detectors, and where they can be removed.
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Last month, journalists flocked to Jerusalem to cover the Palestinian protests that erupted after Israel installed metal detectors outside the Al Aqsa Mosque.
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The scanners will allow guards to spot contraband like weapons and drugs hidden under clothing that might otherwise be missed by metal detectors.
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They disguised themselves as a film crew, and they set off deep into the jungle, northeast of Mazatlán in Sinaloa, with metal detectors.
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They emptied their pockets, stepped through four metal detectors and lined up, single file, to enter a path enclosed by a narrow cage.
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Private security companies showcased many products you would expect to see at a school safety conference, such as security cameras and metal detectors.
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For decades, most American Jews felt safe to practice their religion, but now they pass through metal detectors to enter synagogues and schools.
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In Los Angeles, the devices themselves resemble the sort of black laminate cases that musicians lug around on tour, not upright metal detectors.
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New York City has considered expanding the use of metal detectors, though some students worry they disproportionately target schools with students of color.
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Largely made of plastic and without serial numbers, they are invisible to metal detectors, circumvent background checks and are untraceable by law enforcement.
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She later appeared at a CNN town hall asking why all schools have not been equipped with metal detectors and bullet-resistant glass.
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The prime minister had had to back down from a decision to install metal detectors at the mosque after protests and violent clashes.
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To reach their offices, you need to pass through two metal detectors and drive through underground tunnels, then pass through another metal detector.
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People in the club were evacuated within minutes, and the club said it will institute the use of metal detectors in the future.
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The men, who used metal detectors to unearth the coins, were punished for failing to follow Britain's rules on reporting discoveries of treasure.
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"The metal detectors are a political issue," said Jamal Zahalka, an Arab member of the Israeli Parliament, outside the Old City on Friday.
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Visitors and inmates are searched before entering the jail, must pass through metal detectors and are supposed to leave any personal items behind.
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Children also use metal detectors to find scrap metal to sell, often searching former battlefields or farmland where stray dud ordnance can be found.
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Superintendent Lisa Herring said in a press conference Thursday that metal detectors on campus were not in use at the day of the shooting.
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Non-Muslims are allowed to visit the area as tourists and they enter through a separate gate where metal detectors have long been used.
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A few dozen Israeli security personnel stood quietly around the entrance, outside which Muslims have prayed for days in protest of the metal detectors.
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We watch them go through the process — putting on name tags, getting sniffed by dogs, placing their belongings through metal detectors — before entering together.
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Metal detectors have been installed outside Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom and Epcot since 2015 and guests are selected at random for screening.
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Schools might enforce rules about clear backpacks and force students to go through metal detectors, but shootings still occur in academic settings with regularity.
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We cherish our right to privacy, but we accept that you have to go through metal detectors before being allowed to board a plane.
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And now, we&aposve got a potential of guns that are printed by 3D where they go undetected by -- you know, radar metal detectors.
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Guests for the ceremony had to put many of their belongings in lockers, go through metal detectors and be ushered through two locked doors.
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On top of that, our sources say ALL attendees -- regardless of celebrity status -- will be required to go through metal detectors to get in.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said the metal detectors do not signal changes in the way the Temple Mount/Noble Sanctuary is run.
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One security session was expected to discuss the recent implementation of metal detectors at entrances to a key holy site in the Old City.
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The government has stepped up prosecution of terrorists while implementing new security measures, including setting up checkpoints and metal detectors near places of worship.
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Real gun-free zones like airplanes and courthouses have metal detectors and armed security—without such protections, you only have pretend gun-free zones.
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North, whom the NRA tapped earlier this month to serve as its next president, called for metal detectors in schools to prevent gun violence.
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Security in countries across the region has increased, with new barriers and metal detectors outside coffee shops and other businesses that cater to foreigners.
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There's no video board, no TV timeouts, no metal detectors, and no air-conditioning, just George Preciado doing play-by-play on the mike.
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Santa Fe High School has bulletproof glass, metal detectors and a built in "panic button" to trigger an alarm in case of a shooter.
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In civilian settings, drones are attractive to attackers because they can circumvent security barriers and metal detectors that would stop vehicles or handheld firearms.
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Adding metal detectors to entrances and security training for all employees who interface with the public will create tens of thousands of new jobs.
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In chess, players at live tournaments are now required to leave their phones behind and pass through metal detectors before entering the playing area.
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At the time, Jordan was infuriated over Israel's placement of metal detectors at the entrances to the Aqsa Mosque Compound in Jerusalem's Old City.
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One federal law already addresses some of the concerns: The Undetectable Firearms Act bans guns that can't be spotted by walk-through metal detectors.
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New York (CNN)New York's historic Trinity Church and neighboring St. Paul's Chapel have decided to amp up security by putting in metal detectors.
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There are checkpoints at every intersection, metal detectors at the entrance to restaurants and shopping malls, and a heavy police presence on the streets.
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This year's security has been intense, and you have to get to screenings at least 30 minutes in advance to clear the metal detectors.
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"As long as the metal detectors are there, we won't enter," said Musa Basit, 55, a teacher of Islamic law at Al-Quds University.
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Israel took down the metal detectors on Tuesday amid a diplomatic showdown with Jordan, the custodian of the shrine and a crucial regional ally.
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Brainard said he has taken his complaints about the metal detectors, X-rays and pat-down procedures to the US Office of Special Counsel.
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There are metal detectors at the entrance of nearly every public high school in Boston — I imagine it's the same in most major cities.
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They are also using X-ray machines, metal detectors and other technology at various points along the processing lines — not just at the end.
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He staged a Transportation Security Administration fantasy, complete with bag scanners and metal detectors, through which the models sailed in their parachute-cloth best.
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At the Metropole this week, all guests have been required to pass through metal detectors and to show specially stamped identification papers to enter.
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Critics said that the government was evading responsibility for keeping the metal detectors in place by leaving the ultimate decision up to the police.
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During El Chapo's trial, authorities used armed guards and a bomb-sniffing dog and required passage through two metal detectors to enter the courtroom.
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Despite skipping the queue due to their private tour booking, the VIPs were made to pass through the security metal detectors like any other tourist.
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"I have heard of Israel's decision to remove the metal detectors, and I hope the rest will follow," Erdogan told parliamentarians from his AK Party.
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Impact Wrestling star Tyrus says he knows exactly how to STOP SCHOOL SHOOTINGS ... put up walls, install metal detectors, and station armed security outside entrances.
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Thousands of fans mostly in Broncos orange and blue colors went through bag checks, metal detectors and pat downs in their approach to Levi's Stadium.
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Spectators can expect a greater police presence and long lineups, although they will not face airport-type security such as metal detectors and pat-downs.
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I trailed a power-walking art fair denizen up a very tall escalator until spotting the obligatory metal detectors signifying the fair entrance was near.
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At Visiom, a French maker of metal detectors, orders have jumped fourfold since the Paris attacks, especially from sports stadiums, concert halls and large stores.
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The gunman, who has not been publicly identified, cut through a fence to evade metal detectors and other security at the festival's entrance, police said.
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Though there are metal detectors installed in Rikers, it seems they weren't able to catch either the blade or the iPhone in this inmate's possession.
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The commanders of the Israeli Army and the Shin Bet security service have already recommended that their government remove the metal-detectors to defuse tensions.
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The lawsuit alleges Elqutt was refused entry to the courthouse on April 10 when metal detectors were set off by a hairpin under her hijab.
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Generally, though, e-sports events have varying levels of measures ranging from bag checks to metal detectors, and some competitive scenes have no security whatsoever.
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The experience, she said, was "very traumatizing... almost humiliating" -- stripped of jewelry and shoes, mugshots taken, metal detectors pressed on either side of her face.
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The promising region is then scoured with magnetometers: high-powered, ultra-sensitive metal detectors that are towed behind the ship, looking for steel and iron.
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On Monday, late in the evening Jerusalem time, Netanyahu's government finally agreed to remove the metal detectors and find a different type of security measure.
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The Ideal Conceal Pistol can easily be brought anywhere, making it past metal detectors and security pat downs under the guise of being a phone.
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Only metal detectors stand between the iconic landmark and the millions of tourists who come to see the historic headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church.
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The decision to remove the metal detectors, made by the country's security cabinet, was based on the recommendation of Israel's security agencies, the statement said.
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This was in part because the security at gay bars is often on the lenient side—metal detectors and armed guards are a rare sight.
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Deadly confrontations also took place in July after Israel installed metal detectors at the complex's entrance after Arab-Israeli gunmen killed two Israeli policemen there.
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The gunman was believed to have cut through the fence in order to evade metal detectors and other security measures at the entrance, police said.
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Like old-fashioned metal detectors, R.F. detectors often produce a beep or tone that gets louder the closer you get to a transmitting radio signal.
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One winter day at the capitol, early in the 402 session, I was bypassing the metal detectors when Governor Abbott rushed by in his wheelchair.
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The school is trying out the metal detectors on a pilot basis for the 2018-2019 year, Principal Ty Thompson announced on Twitter last week.
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It would authorize enough funding from Congress to ensure that every school in America can install metal detectors – without unfunded mandates or additional strings attached.
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She gave them to Mr. Matt, "who carried them to his cell taped to his side under his shirt," being careful to avoid metal detectors.
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The most obvious parts of this are the routine hassles that fans go through before stepping through a turnstile—pat-downs, metal detectors, bag checks.
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Folks will also have to go through metal detectors and undergo bag checks at the entrance, so it's clear they're taking the security pretty seriously.
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"She used to say, 'If I don't set off the metal detectors when I board an airplane, I won't get on it,' " Ms. Moss said.
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On Thursday, after passing through metal detectors previously used only for staff members and visitors, lawmakers voted also to strip Ms. Savchenko of her immunity.
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As the detonations continued, our explosive ordnance disposal technicians cleared paths to safety, avoiding patches of disturbed earth and checking the rest with metal detectors.
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At a security checkpoint, she made sure that the normal guards — the ones known for breezily waving employees through the metal detectors — were on duty.
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When she got to the prison's metal detectors, she emptied her pockets, took her shoes off and set the pump on top of her bag.
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Other schools are considering new safety measures, such as covering windows with resistant film or installing metal detectors — all steps that have their own vulnerabilities.
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City officials, facing an outcry from parents for not having had metal detectors at the school before, scrambled to put them in place on Thursday.
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But the time for academic word-parsing has passed; the final days of the term were marked by riot police officers, barricades and metal detectors.
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"This is a school, it was determined, that did not need metal detectors," said Chief Joanne Jaffe, who oversees the Police Department's School Safety Division.
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Paulo Martins Chan, the head of Macau's gaming regulator, said all operators had purchased permanent metal detectors which would help to reduce and dispel criminals.
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The school has metal detectors, and school resource officers were on site at the time of the shooting, Birmingham City Schools Superintendent Lisa Herring said.
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It also would authorize $85033 million for schools to improve and harden their security, such as installing new locks, lights, metal detectors and panic buttons.
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Following the tragedy in Columbine and more recently in Parkland, state and local school districts poured millions more into police, metal detectors, and invasive security.
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About 28500 percent of the teens surveyed said that metal detectors would be effective and 6900 percent said banning assault-style weapons would be effective.
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After Mr. Zahab's arrest, police officers spent days searching his 10-acre property, using metal detectors and digging up the yard in search of evidence.
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Editorial Anyone who visits a prison these days might be shocked to see what looks more like a nursing home with bars and metal detectors.
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Jordan had called for the removal of the metal detectors at the compound, above, where it plays a special role as custodian of the shrine.
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Skinny boys who couldn't be older than 250 were using handheld metal detectors to scan visitors at the Sandakyarimi government camp for internally displaced people.
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Starting January 5, 1973, the FAA instituted universal physical screening of passengers, and everyone had to pass through metal detectors and have their bags searched.
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"Installing metal detectors manned by Israeli security forces therefore unilaterally transfers authority from the Waqf and constitutes a change in the status quo," the organization wrote.
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Magnetometers are found in metal detectors as well, as they can detect magnetic metals, which is why you can get metal detector apps for your smartphone.
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Federal police stand guard and security tents with metal detectors and bag scanners prevent anyone who shouldn't be getting insidefrom getting inside, at least in theory.
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Although patrons had their bags and purses checked for weapons at the venue, there were no metal detectors and the security guards were unarmed, Mina said.
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Parents demanded more security cameras and metal detectors in the schools; school officials banned gang-associated colors and symbols; politicians proposed outlawing machete sales to minors.
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The Cleveland Clinic, which has placed metal detectors in its emergency room, has its own fully armed police force and hires off-duty officers as well.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under pressure internationally to back down and remove the metal detectors, but he has resisted those calls, saying security is paramount.
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They decided "to change the inspection with metal detectors to a security inspection based on advanced technologies and other means," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said.
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Israeli authorities said the metal detectors were needed because the July 14 attackers smuggled guns into the compound and emerged from it to shoot the officers.
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Besides baggage inspection, there will be metal detectors, it said in a statement, adding it was also planning to introduce search dogs for any suspicious items.
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When is enough kids going to get shot in a school where we actually -- we actually set up a perimeter with entry points and metal detectors?
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During testimony it was revealed Lawrence set off the metal detectors at work more than other employees, but they never seemed to find anything on him.
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In addition to the increased guards, the show moved the metal detectors indoors so that attending audience members could not bypass security prior to being seated.
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Police said the gunman and his possible accomplice cut a hole in a perimeter fence to gain access to the festival area and avoid metal detectors.
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Created by startup CleanRobotics, Trashbot uses cameras, sensors, metal detectors and motors to sort discarded items into the right locations, cutting out human error or laziness.
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The announcement came after Israeli police said cameras that were installed at the site have been taken down, two days after metal detectors were also dismantled.
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In the Facebook video, the inmate claimed to have walked straight through metal detectors with the cell phone and he said he made the blade himself.
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In 28503, Congress passed the Undetectable Firearms Act which proscribed guns that lacked a quantum of metal, and otherwise could not be detected by metal detectors.
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The worst-case scenario is that people intent on crime and violence will get ever easier access to weapons that cannot be detected by metal detectors.
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More aggressive safety procedures have become a fixture of modern life; metal detectors are now routine at baseball stadiums, concert arenas and even some movie theaters.
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It was unclear when the contaminated berries entered New Zealand but last week Australia had said it was using metal detectors to screen all strawberry exports.
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To get into a room, a family has to pass through metal detectors and then ask a staff member to unlock the door of the room.
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A sophisticated organized crime group used bulldozers and advanced metal detectors to excavate ancient artifacts in southern Italy, and deployed facilitators across Europe to traffic them.
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Rick Scott announced last week that the state would invest $2400 million to protect its schools with metal detectors, bulletproof glass, steel doors and upgraded locks.
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On August 26, Drake and Future performed at Philips Arena and had asked to bypass metal detectors on their way inside but their requests were denied.
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And Republican lawmakers are turning to measures to bolster school security, rather than gun control, just as makers of metal detectors and bulletproof clipboards have hoped.
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With or without membership, once fliers reach the metal detectors and body scanners, an aggressive security agent can compound stress and present the potential for conflict.
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"Bill de Blasio and Chancellor Fariña have a lot of explaining to do, especially if metal detectors were not in use," she said in a statement.
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We arrive no later than 7:45, pass the metal detectors at the security check, and make sure to get to the eighth floor by 8.
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Ms. Kasniunas said students like Mr. Smith made the pat downs, metal detectors, lack of technology and other constraints of teaching in the prison worth it.
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The school district is weighing whether to use metal-detecting wands at Stoneman Douglas entrances, and could move to install permanent metal detectors in the future.
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To enter, people will have to pass through metal detectors at one of 12 checkpoints along the route, where they will be screened for prohibited items.
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Metal detectors were often added to schools after violent episodes, and once they have been put in place, it is rare for them to be removed.
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So, too, might have tourniquet kits and E.M.T. training for teachers; more security guards and guidance counselors; better protocols for confronting mental illness; and metal detectors.
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So, too, might have tourniquet kits and E.M.T. training for teachers; more security guards and guidance counselors; better protocols for confronting mental illness; and metal detectors.
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The school has metal detectors, and school resource officers were on site at the time of the shooting, said Birmingham City Schools Superintendent Dr. Lisa Herring.
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But our first job is to keep the school safe, and so we asked the district for metal detectors, which arrived before 7 the next morning.
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The school has metal detectors, and school resource officers were on site at the time of the shooting, according to Birmingham City Schools Superintendent Lisa Herring.
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We know from our experience that schools can't be safe and supportive places while home to police, metal detectors, drug-sniffing dogs, and dehumanizing security measures.
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Violent clashes erupted in Jerusalem on Friday, as Palestinian protesters opposed to Israel's decision to install metal detectors at the holy site took to the streets.
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To enter Jagannath Temple, dedicated to an important Hindu deity, the group of 16 archaeologists, Hindu priests and government officials had to pass through metal detectors.
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I step inside the store, which looks like a brightly-lit airport security checkpoint, with three big yellow boxes at the far side instead of metal detectors.
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Organizers of the parade put in place security measures that included metal detectors at all points of entry and limiting the size of bags brought by attendees.
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The decision to remove the metal detectors followed talks between Netanyahu and Jordan's King Abdullah II. Jordan is the official custodian of Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem.
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Other changes included adding metal detectors at the stadium entrances and painting the school's logo at midfield, according to a statement released by the university's athletic department.
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It's like walking through sensors at the door at Nordstrom, the opposite of the prison-like experience of metal detectors with which we are all too familiar.
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Phone jammers, surveillance cameras and metal detectors were also set up in the more than 2,000 exam centers across the north African country to battle academic dishonesty.
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Kirk also offered other methods of reducing gun violence in schools, such as having more armed guards on American campuses or placing more metal detectors in schools.
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Fans cannot bring in backpacks, purses, coolers or a plethora of other prohibited items, and can expect pat downs and to pass through metal detectors, Miller said.
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The law answered a fear that terrorists could smuggle weapons with lightweight polymer components through metal detectors by banning the manufacture, possession and transport of these weapons.
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U.S. hotels don't typically have metal detectors or baggage screening, and there is no way for staff members to know what guests are carrying in their luggage.
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In the Senate, a companion bill, championed by Mr. Hatch, would also give schools money for physical improvements, such as metal detectors or bulletproof windows and doors.
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We can debate what was the right response to the attacks — Afghanistan, Iraq, the global war on terrorism, the Department of Homeland Security, or metal detectors everywhere.
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Portable electronic devices are not typically examined with metal detectors; they are subject to X-ray imagery, and sometimes to explosive-residue detection, or to manual inspection.
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After days of bloodshed and a two-week stand off in which Palestinian Muslims refused to enter the compound, Israel removed the metal detectors and other equipment.
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She knew she would wait hours to be processed, go through several metal detectors and be subjected to a search by dogs sniffing for drugs and weapons.
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Ministers decided to leave the metal detectors in place, despite recommendations to remove them by the Shin Bet, Israel's internal security service, and by other security organizations.
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And for years, airlines largely gave in, fearing that customers would find metal detectors at the airport more off-putting than the possibility of a midair diversion.
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Schools proctoring the exams have also been equipped with metal detectors to make sure that no one, including staff, brings any internet-enabled devices into the exam halls.
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They've tried "panic buttons, badge access to certain areas, limited guest hours, metal detectors, police presence, security cameras, de-escalation training, emergency preparedness and more," per Modern Healthcare.
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The underside of the buckle actually opens bottle tops too and can come off to pass through airport metal detectors without having to take the whole belt off.
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Jordan has called for the removal of the metal detectors and thousands of Jordanians have protested against the Israeli move in an outpouring of public anger against Israel.
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Deadly confrontations took place last July after Israel installed metal detectors at the entrance to the complex after the killing of two Israeli policemen by Arab-Israeli gunmen.
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A security cabinet meeting scheduled for Sunday night could bring a new decision about the metal detectors and other security measures taken in the Old City of Jerusalem.
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While the Vatican does have walls, and some large, they are always open to visitors who want to walk through St. Peter's Square after going through metal detectors.
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In response to increased security concerns, Disney, Universal and SeaWorld began using metal detectors in December, the first time the companies deployed such measures on a large scale.
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But I do not want to walk through new metal detectors, or deal with other infringements upon my civil liberties as a knee-jerk reaction to this event.
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Guards routinely ordered the inmates to strip for body searches, checked inside their mouths, walked them through metal detectors, and tossed their mattresses and cells looking for weapons.
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Members of the audience are asked to open their bags when they enter the opera house, and security guards at the front doors use hand-held metal detectors.
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Scores of passengers lost domestic flights after authorities began patting down travelers and checking their luggage after passing through metal detectors, screening previously required only for international flights.
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Since December, rail travelers from Paris to Brussels have had to go through metal detectors and a scanner set up at the lead car before boarding their trains.
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" In the bigger scope of security, McIndoe said that even some low-risk hotels may now consider baggage screening and metal detectors as the industry conducts a "rethink.
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The majority of the inhabitants of this park were retirees who spent their days driving around in golf carts and walking the early morning beach with metal detectors.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Each week I walk through metal Detectors // laughing guards Muffled mothers A basketball court // a black- Bird // barbed wire & More Barbed wire.
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Unlike metal detectors, however, these scanners require agents to scan travelers as either male or female, something that is determined by a TSA agent's perception of travelers' appearance.
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But in 173, the idea of "breakfast in bed for 400,000" in a field without fences, ticket booths or metal detectors seems like the stuff of fairy tales.
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At a recent Burlington rally, attended by Ms. Hallquist and Kiah Morris, a former state representative who resigned after racist harassment, state police scanned attendees with metal detectors.
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On Thursday, Wildlife administrators distributed a letter to parents that said the school would, on some days, use metal detectors to screen students as they enter the building.
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Despite the Checkpoint Charlie climate in many urban high schools, where students are herded through metal detectors when they enter the building, suspensions are rarely prompted by violence.
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The Israeli police have not specified exactly what will replace the metal detectors, though Micky Rosenfeld, a spokesman for the police, said it might involve "facial recognition" equipment.
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But I see how their body language shifts when they walk through metal detectors, some wrapping their arms around themselves and others throwing their heads back in defiance.
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Metal detectors and X-ray machines, which are commonly used in processing plants, catch much of the contamination before it reaches consumers, but the technology has its limitations.
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Since meat contains iron and niacin, metal detectors must allow for some level of metal content, which means screws and metal shavings from malfunctioning equipment can slip through.
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In an effort to weed out protesters from the crowd of Trump supporters, attendees were asked to pledge their allegiance to the candidate before passing through metal detectors.
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But the myth of the "superpredator" — a generation of youth who were said to be inherently violent — led to more police officers and metal detectors in urban schools.
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That can be seen in the metal detectors and airport-style security checks in place at major public areas, including Kashgar's ancient Id Kah mosque, bazaars, malls and hotels.
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California has since installed nearly 1,000 sophisticated metal detectors, scanners and secret security cameras in prisons to detect and deter the smuggling of cellphones and other contraband like drugs.
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Steve Bullock said in his office in Helena, where there are no metal detectors at the Capitol doors, just a few notices about weapons being barred from the building.
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Jordan has seen an outpouring of public anger against Israel in recent days, with Jordanian officials calling on it to remove the metal detectors at the Al-Aqsa mosque.
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The Brentwood Union Free School District has since taken security measures, such as reinstating metal detectors at Brentwood High School and increasing police presence, said district spokesman Felix Adeyeye.
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That means that when the Israeli government unilaterally imposes new security measures — even things like metal detectors that might seem relatively minor — it can spark widespread resentment and anger.
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"I recently signed legislation that includes more than $22019 billion to improve school safety, including the funding for training and metal detectors and security and mental health," he said.
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Partygoers entering that secure zone will be screened at a dozen access points where they will encounter metal detectors, the vapor wake dogs and officers with portable radiation detectors.
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The school does not have metal detectors but there was a resource officer, who works full-time at the school, who was present at the time of the incident.
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IS, they said, has seeded the villages it surrenders to rebels with improvised explosive devices (IEDs), some made with plastic bottles in order to not set off metal detectors.
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The presence of metal detectors at the Old City compound—after two Israeli cops were fatally shot there by Israeli Arabs on July 14—has provoked anger among Palestinians.
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In the past year, he said, he has installed unseen metal detectors and hired former Navy SEALs, F.B.I. and C.I.A. agents to work undercover in his Las Vegas properties.
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The families' group, Stand With Parkland, criticized the district for putting off the installation of metal detectors at Stoneman Douglas and scrapping a planned internal investigation of the attack.
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They would now have to go through metal detectors and undergo other security procedures, like having bags checked, that are required of everyone else seeking to access the school.
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Clear backpacks may deter some from bringing weapons into school, but without metal detectors people can still conceal them in folders or in between papers, junior Isabella Pfeiffer said.
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Democrats also filed a separate bill to require that all guns have at least one non-removable component made of metal so they can be discovered by metal detectors.
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They told the Thomson Reuters Foundation they would dig wherever their metal detectors sensed gold, clearing bush and burning grass if they had to - even on someone else's property.
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They told the Thomson Reuters Foundation they would dig wherever their metal detectors sensed gold, clearing bush and burning grass if they had to - even on someone else's property.
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That attack led to the erecting of metal detectors, which in turn set off a large wave of Palestinian protests in Jerusalem that were met with deadly Israeli firepower.
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Police officers and military personnel milled about, sniffer dogs patrolled the periphery, and two explosive ordnance disposal technicians stood by the front gate, which was ringed by metal detectors.
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As Dawson stepped through one of the facility's metal detectors, Officer Quincy Brisco noticed a metal object appearing on his right hip through the scanner, according to the report.
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Combined with Palestinian concern over changes to religious arrangements at the mosque complex, the introduction of the metal detectors has led to mass protest across the occupied Palestinian territories.
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In Kansas, a law will go into effect in July requiring that any university building where firearms are prohibited have "adequate security measures," including metal detectors and onsite firearm storage.
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Violent confrontations also took place in July when Israel installed metal detectors at an entrance to Al-Aqsa compound after Arab gunmen holed up there killed two of its policemen.
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Then, one afternoon in 2010, a meteorite salesman named Blaine Reed swung by Mr. Detector, a roadside prospecting supply store stocked with gold panning kits, rock hammers, and metal detectors.
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U.S. movie theaters have generally not installed metal detectors following the 2012 slaying of 12 people at a theater in Aurora, Colorado, because "it could drive customers away," he said.
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When estimates place the number of firearms in the country as higher than the actual population, the question of adequate security becomes outrageous: should a local pizzeria install metal detectors?
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In response, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu temporarily shut down all access to the site and installed metal detectors that anyone hoping to pray there would need to pass through.
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The metal detectors at the center of the current controversy were installed last week to screen would-be worshipers trying to ascend to the al-Aqsa Mosque plaza for prayer.
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On July 19, less than a week after the metal detectors were installed, officials from the Shin Bet, Israel's domestic security organization, and the Israeli military pressed for their removal.
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Inside the security ring, bomb-sniffing dogs and law enforcement officers patrolled the complex while fans entering the stadium faced airport style security, passing through metal detectors and pat downs.
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Since then, Mexican authorities have strengthened security around the ferry as well as the ferries that run between Cancún and Isla Mujeres, including adding metal detectors and bomb-sniffing dogs.
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Earlier, the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and the Imam of al-Aqsa Mosque said they were satisfied with Israel's removal of metal detectors and other security measures opposed by Muslims.
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"This evening I held a discussion with the top security leadership and I instructed that metal detectors be placed at the entrance gates to the Temple Mount," he said Saturday.
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Many have been fashioned by FARC guerrillas without the use of any metal, which is prohibited by a 1996 international convention because the devices cannot be found with metal detectors.
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A Reuters reporter at the event said there were no visible prohibitions against weapons at the event but metal detectors were present before President Donald Trump's address earlier on Friday.
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"These downloadable guns are unregistered and very difficult to detect, even with metal detectors, and will be available to anyone regardless of age, mental health or criminal history," he added.
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Its concrete fortress occupies four square blocks, with metal detectors and security guards at the entrance and, inside, employees wearing boots in hot weather to keep mice from their ankles.
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Hours earlier, three Palestinians were killed in violence prompted by Israel's installation of metal detectors at entry points to the Noble Sanctuary-Temple Mount compound in Jerusalem's walled Old City.
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They are technically illegal in the U.S It is illegal under federal law to assemble guns that evade detection by metal detectors, meaning all-plastic 3D printed guns are prohibited.
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In addition, Mr. Runcie said the district was considering using metal-detecting wands at school entrances and installing permanent metal detectors — a safety measure Mr. Runcie recently criticized as ineffective.
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But attempting to screen every passenger, as airports do using metal detectors and body scanners, is an impossible task and would only create more opportunities for attacks by causing crowding.
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Cellphone jammers were also posted in front of examination centers, and surveillance cameras and metal detectors were installed and closely supervised to spot any signs of foul play, officials said.
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In the newsletter, Amodei noted that the House just passed legislation authorizing $75 million a year to fund training, buy metal detectors and take other steps to improve school safety.
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Grassmuck says facial recognition was attractive because it is less visible than other security measures, such as metal detectors and new fencing, and that the local community has been supportive.
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Apparently Obama's favorite perk of being president is not having to go through security or metal detectors – and he plans to maintain that perk for the rest of his life.
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Deadly confrontations also took place last July after Israel installed metal detectors at the entrance to the complex following the killing of two Israeli policemen there by Arab-Israeli gunmen.
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Reporters, after a terse press conference with Spencer in a separate location, were ushered through rows of metal detectors, brought in especially for the event, into the allocated media seating area.
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Broward County schools Superintendent Robert Runcie defended the security decisions, including the lack of metal detectors, from criticism by parents and some school board members, but acknowledged that anxieties remained high.
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The Alabama school has working metal detectors and would be open on Thursday with heightened security and a crisis team on hand, Lisa Herring, superintendent of Birmingham City Schools, told reporters.
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With dozens of other participants in the US immigration system, we pass through the big white security tent, open our bags, take off our belts, and go through the metal detectors.
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But some public officials worry that metal detectors — and long lines to get through them — might deter people from visiting and demonstrating in halls of power that have always been accessible.
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The father-son duo spent years combing this bit of Pennsylvania wilderness with high-end metal detectors, drills and other tools to prospect for a fabled cache of Civil War gold.
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Jerusalem (AFP) - Israel removed metal detectors from a highly sensitive Jerusalem holy site before dawn on Tuesday and said they would no longer be used after their installation triggered deadly violence.
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Israel installed metal detectors at entrances to the compound, which incorporates the Al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock, after an attack on July 14 that killed two policemen.
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The Waqf, the Muslim custodians of the site, called for Muslims to pray outside of the metal detectors — and essentially boycott prayer on the Temple Mount — until the dispute was resolved.
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The metal detectors -- seen by Palestinians and Arab countries as an attempt by Israel to unilaterally exert control over the holy site -- triggered widespread protests across Jerusalem and the West Bank.
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Tensions soared last week after Israel installed metal detectors outside the entrance to one of Jerusalem's holiest sites, known as the Temple Mount to Jews and the Noble Sanctuary to Muslims.
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Efforts have been made recently to modernize the Undetectable Firearms Act to specifically deal with 3D printed guns by updating which gun parts are required to be detectable by metal detectors.
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This weekend, in stark contrast to 1969, attendees found metal detectors, indoor plumbing and abundant food vendors at the Bethel Woods Center, which is hosting several concerts to mark the anniversary.
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These kids don't want transparent school bags and metal detectors, let alone armed teachers; they want to break the gun industry's cycle of fear altogether, through civic action and democratic efficacy.
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So I ask the NRA and their friends in Congress to get rid of the metal detectors and the uniformed security and turn loose your armies of patriots with concealed firearms.
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Turkey's prime minister, Binali Yildirim, told reporters late on Wednesday that the bombers first tried to pass through metal detectors at the airport's outer band of security but were turned back.
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For many months, the administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio has even raised the possibility of removing metal detectors from some of the scores of school buildings where they are fixtures.
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Senate Republicans revive their long-shot health care bill; Iraqi Christians get a temporary reprieve from deportation under Trump; metal detectors at a Jerusalem holy site spark violence and worldwide protests.
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But he believes shootings inside these venues are actually rare events thanks to the use of pat-downs and metal detectors at the doors of spots with a history of violence.
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It would mean putting up lots of money to get cameras, metal detectors, and barricades, but isn't the money worth it to save the lives of students and school faculty members?
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There are metal detectors at the main entrance and, down an airy corridor, double sets of doors that unlock after an employee holds an identification card up to an electronic reader.
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Mr. Netanyahu was about to board a plane for Europe last Saturday night when he announced that he had instructed that metal detectors be placed at the entrances to Al Aqsa.
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St. George's Church in Tanta, north of Cairo, had metal detectors and guards, but the bomber simply pushed past them and blew himself up, along with at least 27 other people.
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However, their use remains a fraught issue among designers and security experts who say metal detectors may not be helpful in stopping an intruder and create unintended consequences, such as logjams.
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Political campaigns have become contests in data collection, with both Democrats and Republicans pacing digital beaches with new and improved metal detectors meant to find the latest types of buried treasures.
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Some campuses have added more cameras and metal detectors or hired companies to monitor students' social media for potential threats — all of which has created a lucrative market for school security.
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School administrators considered and then opted against requiring students to use see-through backpacks or installing metal detectors, finding it would be too difficult to screen all students each morning before class.
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At the Heliopolis Basilica, a Catholic cathedral in northeastern Cairo, security forces had set up metal detectors at the main doors and police vehicles were stationed outside ahead of masses on Dec.
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Fewer than two dozen states had metal detectors at the public entrances of their capitols in 2008, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures; now the figure is more than 30.
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On Tuesday, Erdogan said he welcomed the removal of metal detectors, but said Israel would pay a price for the security measures, drawing a similarly sharp response from foreign ministry spokesman Nahshon.
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The suit claims only "superficial bag checks" were conducted on people attending the concert, instead of pat downs or use of metal detectors that would have caught any weapons entering the theater.
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That package also included the STOP School Violence Act of 2018, doesn't include any specific gun control measures, but increases grants for school safety measures, such as security training and metal detectors.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israel is removing recently installed metal detectors outside the entrance to the al-Aqsa mosque in the Old City of Jerusalem, the Israeli Prime Minister's Office announced early Tuesday morning.
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"We've seen people with metal detectors next to our house," said Aranka Horvath, who lives with her husband on a small farm less than 40 yards from the ruins found in October.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas ordered the suspension of all official contact with Israel until it removed the metal detectors at the holy compound in Jerusalem, where Muslims pray at Al-Aqsa mosque.
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We have known for years what needs to be done: better parenting, more mental health counseling, greater monitoring of emotionally troubled students and armed guards and metal detectors and cameras at schools.
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Ordinary Uighurs moving about Hotan sometimes shuffle on and off buses several times to pass through metal detectors, swipe their identity cards or hand over and unlock their mobile phones for inspection.
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On Friday, more than three weeks later, Evergreen State College had to hold its commencement 30 miles from campus, at a rented baseball stadium where everyone had to pass through metal detectors.
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Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo, for example, has bitterly denounced inaction on gun issues, and Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner called on Sunday for new gun control measures and metal detectors in schools.
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For all the outcry, and swift government response, it remains an open question whether metal detectors are the surest, or smartest, way to keep weapons out of New York City's public schools.
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The city first installed metal detectors in schools in 1988 and expanded their use starting in 1992, after a shooting at Thomas Jefferson High School in Brooklyn that left two students dead.
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The mayor has said the increase reflects a city more adept at discovering weapons, and Stephen P. Davis, the chief police spokesman, pointed out that not all confiscations result from metal detectors.
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Deadly confrontations also took place in July this year after Israel installed metal detectors at the entrance to the complex following the killing of two Israeli policemen there by Arab-Israeli gunmen.
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But step through the club's metal detectors and badge scanners, and you enter a lush, high-rent realm, where you are not allowed to run, talk loudly, or cheer a player's mistakes.
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Obama visited Jimmy Kimmel Live last night to discuss the end of his presidency, his family, Donald Trump, how he wakes up in the morning, his feelings on metal detectors and more.
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At the Congress Center, where the main panels take place, and at each hotel that hosts parties and talks, attendees pass metal detectors, armed guards and beneath the watchful eyes of sharpshooters.
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In an extraordinary turn, members of the Waqf, the Muslim trust that administers the site, called for a boycott of prayers there for as long as the metal detectors remained in place.
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Rosendo also described coworkers being subjected to humiliation when they go through metal detectors at the basement warehouse's entrance, which Posner confirmed are theft-deterrence devices through which everyone has to pass.
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Joe is scheduled to speak at The University of Buffalo tonight ... we're told the venue will undergo an extensive security sweep and all attendees will be subject to metal detectors and search.
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Leaders advised Muslim worshipers not to go through the metal detectors, but to pray outside of them instead, creating dramatic, massive scenes Friday of thousands of men bowed in prayer in the street.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel reopened Jerusalem's Noble Sanctuary-Temple Mount compound on Sunday, drawing a protest by Muslim religious authorities over the installation of metal detectors at entrances two days after a deadly shooting.
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"There should be something — metal detectors can be hidden," he said, noting that Paddock, the shooter, managed to bring more than 20 guns into his suite at the Mandalay Bay without being detected.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - For 10 days, Jerusalem has been in the grip of the worst bloodshed for years over Israel's decision to install metal detectors at the entrance to the Old City's holy compound.
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Police quickly opened an investigation into who the stranger was and how he got the knife through the carnival's security in the first place, seeing as visitors have to go through metal detectors.
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A work crew removed the metal detectors from one entrance to the compound in the early hours, and cameras installed on overhead bridges in recent days were also gone, an AFP correspondent reported.
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Read: Jordan walks a tightrope in Jerusalem Israel installed metal detectors and security cameras close to the entrance to the sacred site after an attack in which two Israeli police officers were killed.
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But if everyone in America's forced to live in a world of perimeter fences, metal detectors and armed guards in every hall, then it starts to feel like society's living in a prison.
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After an attack at the Lion's Gate entrance to the site left two Israeli police officers dead last week, Israeli authorities installed metal detectors and limited entry to men over 50 and women.
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The security cameras are in addition to metal detectors placed last week at the Lion's Gate entrance to the site, known as the Temple Mount to Jews and the Noble Sanctuary to Muslims.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Lightfoot insisted that he did not have a weapon the night he was beaten, and prosecutors pointed out that he had been strip searched and had passed through two metal detectors.
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The visit comes two weeks since a surge in violence in Jerusalem after Israel installed metal detectors at Muslim entrances to the Al Aqsa mosque compound, following the killing of two Israeli policemen.
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The change in security led to days of protests and clashes between Palestinian worshippers and Israeli security forces before Israel, after consultations with Jordan, decided to remove the metal detectors and other measures.
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Before entering Times Square, visitors were required to pass through tight security checkpoints, with police stopping anyone from carrying backpacks and large bags while searching smaller bags and scanning people with metal detectors.
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Mr. Smith, the superintendent, said Great Mills High and other schools in the district did not have metal detectors, although officials had discussed the possibility of getting them after the shooting in Parkland.
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The money could also be used for physical improvements, such as metal detectors, but at the insistence of Democrats, a provision was added that bars the money from being used to arm teachers.
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Jordan, the custodian of the Aqsa shrine in Jerusalem, helped resolved the crisis involving the mosque, set off when Israel placed metal detectors, cameras and other security measures at entrances to the compound.
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Evolv Technology, a startup whose metal detectors are engineered to locate guns and other weapons in a crowd, has raised $30 million in a funding round led in part by former Florida Gov.
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I was surprised, for example, when I discovered that the reason I kept setting off metal detectors was that Dr. Stu placed a tracking device in my gums during an unauthorized surgical procedure.
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Israel's police chief, Roni Alsheich, told reporters in the Old City on Thursday that the metal detectors and recently installed cameras had been dismantled because they were of no value at this time.
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At the metal detectors, two men behind me, whose golf shirts identified them as employees of a prominent private-equity firm, asked if I'd carry an extra folding chair of theirs through security.
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They are held up by buttons, no belts or zippers, because employees are required to go through metal detectors each day to make sure no gold is going out the door with them.
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That awkward plastic device could only fire one round and attracted attention from both Congress and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF), since it could potentially evade detection by conventional metal detectors.
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The matter in which personal-use production occurs, whether it's a 3D printer or a gunsmith, is not a matter of federal law, though guns that can pass by metal detectors unnoticed are banned.
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He seems to succeed… until he gets to the airport and realizes Willy's gun, and all of its fatherly baggage, is still in his backpack, which he's about to put through the metal detectors.
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The very next day, privately held First Texas Products sold 18 walk-through metal detectors that can cost up to $5,000 each to another stadium in France, said Tom Walsh, the company's chief executive.
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Jordan and other Arab countries have called on Israel to remove the new security measures; the Waqf has told Muslims to pray in nearby streets and alleys instead of passing through the metal detectors.
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Curiously, the Israeli press has reported a number of fixes that might be in the works, including less obtrusive, hand-held metal detectors instead of mags, and only searching those individuals who appear suspicious.
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The metal detectors may be the immediate reason for protests that have broken out across the region; it is control of the holy site that is at the heart of this outbreak of demonstrations.
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This means that violent, unstable potential criminals will be able to bypass our safeguards against obtaining firearms and to acquire weapons that authorities cannot possibly detect with metal detectors or track through serial numbers.
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The city itself "feels as if under a siege by an invisible enemy," with ubiquitous surveillance cameras, metal detectors, checkpoints, police outposts, biometric data collection, and local residents assigned to spy on their neighbors.
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Fans entering any World Cup stadium this summer have had to pass through a rigorous security check, which includes an X-ray machine and a pat-down from security officers stationed behind metal detectors.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel said he had ordered the installation of the metal detectors after two Israeli police officers were gunned down at an entrance to the holy site in mid-July.
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Her older brother attended a school nearby, and she heard about having to pass through metal detectors to get into the building, and being eyed by the police that were posted outside the school.
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For security, she wants "simple mechanisms we've had for ages, like bulletproof windows and metal detectors, and live-footage security cameras" feeding video to the sheriff's department, and more security officers on school grounds.
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Dozens of police, including a dog squad and some officers with metal detectors, raided a property in Young, about 270 km (170 miles) southwest of Sydney, earlier on Tuesday, pictures on Australian media showed.
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Mr. Netanyahu quickly ordered metal detectors and cameras placed at entrances to the contested and volatile holy site, which is revered by Jews as the Temple Mount and by Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary.
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The Israeli government's decision to introduce metal detectors when the site reopened rapidly became a source of friction and a symbolic rallying cry in the contest for control and sovereignty over the sacred compound.
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Metal detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and myriad other security equipment have been deployed across downtown Houston and 7 miles (11 km) southwest at NRG Stadium, which will host the football game and about 73,000 spectators.
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To secure an area where the President will be exposed, the Secret Service typically sets up a perimeter into which people can only enter if they pass through metal detectors and have their belongings searched.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel said on Sunday it would not remove metal detectors whose installation outside a major Jerusalem mosque has triggered the bloodiest clashes with the Palestinians in years, but could eventually reduce their use.
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Security appeared light at the Minya diocese but in Cairo, police have deployed around churches in force, erecting security barriers and metal detectors to screen those attending services in the days leading up to Easter.
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"The only reason it got caught is because the security guards at the bag check and metal detectors liked it so much they called over their manager to see how cool it was," Florez said.
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After passing through metal detectors to sniff out camera-equipped devices that could be used to leak pictures of unreleased new products, the workers follow arrows on the floor and inspirational posters on the wall.
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Image: LWL/Thomas Poggel"Inspections with metal [detectors] and the subsequent archaeological excavations... provided further insights into the crime scenes with a large number of finds," said LWL archaeologist Manuel Zeiler in a press release.
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Israel sent extra troops into the occupied West Bank on Saturday after violence erupted over Israel's installation of metal detectors at entry points to the Noble Sanctuary-Temple Mount compound in Jerusalem's walled Old City.
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Alongside police, they patrol the hotel Royal Thalassa Monastir and the beach in uniform and plain clothes, guide guests through metal detectors at the hotel's only entrance and monitor security camera footage around the clock.
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Many schools have adopted measures like dramatically ramping up active-shooter drills, arming teachers, bolstering security with metal detectors and security guards, and encouraging students and staff to report alarming behaviors or threats they encounter.
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In addition to dealing with such accidents, campus-carry schools have spent millions adapting their physical infrastructure (installing gun safes, signage and metal detectors, for example), retraining staff, and replacing faculty members lost to attrition.
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She also told the newspaper that the district received donations of metal detectors, which are set to be installed at each of the district's four campuses before the next school year begins on Aug. 20.
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"I've seen a range of devices, from metal detectors in the foyer that you have to walk through to a wand that they use to pat you down with," Brown told me over the phone.
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There were metal detectors at the school's entrance painted in the primary colors of the big-shouldered blazers worn by the first team of Heathers, the clique of withering Queen Bees who rule the school.
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She wants her friends back in the Bronx to experience fewer arrests and suspensions in schools, for their metal detectors to be removed and for them to stop having to face police officers in schools.
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The clashes came as thousands of Palestinian Muslims prayed in front of police barricades in the streets around the Old City of Jerusalem after a tense, weeklong standoff over the metal detectors and other restrictions.
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"The decision to leave the metal detectors at the entrance to the Temple Mount is the right decision," Tzipi Hotovely, a deputy foreign minister from Mr. Netanyahu's conservative Likud Party, wrote on Twitter on Friday.
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Prison guard Joyce "Tillie" Mitchell pleaded guilty last July to aiding their escape and to putting hacksaw blades in the hamburger meat to avoid metal detectors and was sentenced to two to seven years in prison.
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Last summer, he was wounded in the leg by Israeli gunfire during Gaza protests against Israel&aposs installation of metal detectors at Jerusalem&aposs Al Aqsa Mosque, in response to the killings of two police officers.
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Hoping to calm days of unrest, Israel removed the metal detectors from the entrances to the compound and is expected to install advanced CCTV cameras instead, but Palestinians have said the modified measures are still unacceptable.
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Just one example of those effects: the rise of militarization in school discipline, which Sen says is characterized by the presence of police officers, metal detectors, and high rates of punishment fueled by zero-tolerance policies.
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Incensed at what they perceive as a violation of delicate decades-old access arrangements at Islam's third-holiest site, many Palestinians have refused to go through the metal detectors, holding street prayers and often violent protests.
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" From the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C.: "Our fans' safety is always our top priority and Verizon Center has preventive security measures in place for all events that take place at the arena, including metal detectors.
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"They want to see mental health services, they want to see metal detectors and armed guards, but they do not want to, for the most part, they do not want teachers to be armed," he said.
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It later reported a third Palestinian fatality Israel decided to install the metal detectors at the entry point to the shrine in Jerusalem about a week ago after the killing of two Israeli policemen stationed there.
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Paraguayans sensing there may be treasure in their backyards pay Mr. Moreno $175 a day to visit them in his 1994 Mitsubishi sport utility vehicle equipped with metal detectors, which he also sells to budding hunters.
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Short of installing metal detectors at all the many entrances, or individually searching arriving bags, though, it may be nearly impossible to prevent visitors from carrying weapons into facilities like the Mandalay Bay, security experts say.
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So other agencies start to copy what the police do: The education department, for instance, learns that it can receive money for metal detectors much more easily than it can for other kinds of facility upgrades.
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JERUSALEM — Six people were killed on Friday in an outbreak of violence that erupted over Israel's placement of metal detectors at entrances to the sacred Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem and spread to the West Bank.
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The dispute over security at the mosque compound - where Israel installed metal detectors at entry points after two police guards were shot dead this month - has touched off the bloodiest clashes between Israelis and Palestinians in years.
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The unusually long security lines (thanks to newly installed metal detectors), the helicopter hovering barely overhead, and the unusually large number of police at every turn signaled to my 12-year-old self that something wasn't right.
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World Israel bolstered security in the Old City of Jerusalem on Friday and prepared for possible clashes with Muslim worshippers after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided metal detectors at a sensitive holy site would not be removed.
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Last month it returned with its tenth annual pride party, at a new venue with a less visible security presence than the year before: No metal detectors or wanders were in sight, and the line moved quickly.
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"Absolutely," Kelly, a former astronaut and co-founder of gun control advocacy group Giffords, told "Fox News Sunday," when asked if schools should implement metal detectors and restricted access areas in an effort to prevent school shootings.
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As we've seen in 1990, 1996, 2000 and, most recently, in 2017 over the placement of metal detectors at entrances to the area, any change or even perceived change in a shaky status quo can trigger violence.
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Kay GrangerNorvell (Kay) Kay GrangerLobbying world House approves bill increasing federal worker pay House approves 220006 billion spending package MORE (R-Texas) is offering legislation that would encourage local school districts to buy and install metal detectors.
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Israel's security cabinet was due to convene on Sunday and is expected to discuss alternative security measures that could be used to replace the metal detectors, according to two Israeli officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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And it was only in the late 1970s that the International Civil Aviation Organization, an arm of the United Nations, began requiring that passengers pass through metal detectors and that hand luggage be X-rayed before boarding.
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The checks, in turn, are supposedly part of a larger plot to put such security systems in high schools and federal buildings, as well as a plot to profit from the manufacture and sale of metal detectors.
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Greg Abbott responded by proposing more spending on police officers and armed guards on campus; the Santa Fe school district accepted donations of metal detectors, protective vests and other police equipment ahead of the new school year.
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Requiring limited access to school buildings, coupled with metal detectors that every individual, including all students, must pass through, will effectively eliminate the possibility that those who wish to harm others can enter a school's vulnerable environment.
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"I personally like [the new weapons detection system] and a lot of my friends like it just because it's a lot quicker and more efficient than metal detectors because we can keep our backpacks on," she said.
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Although all visitors to the nearby Western Wall, the holiest site where Jews can pray, pass through metal detectors, Palestinians considered the detectors outside Al Aqsa as a symbol of Israel asserting its claim to sovereignty there.
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The crisis over the metal detectors is the latest, symbolic manifestation of a struggle over ownership and control of the contested holy site, revered by Jews as the Temple Mount and by Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary.
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Kay GrangerNorvell (Kay) Kay GrangerLobbying world House approves bill increasing federal worker pay House approves 3 billion spending package MORE (R-Texas) is drafting legislation that would encourage local school districts to buy and install metal detectors.
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Had surgery on my wrist yesterday & all went well…even though I'll be setting off airport metal detectors from now on…I'm so thankful for the doctors, nurses, family & friends who've been taking such great care of me.
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Based on circumstantial evidence like vaseline and latex gloves in his locker, it seems that Lawrence managed to evade the metal detectors by putting the pucks inside his rectum, according to Judge Doody (can't make this stuff up).
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Along with a full search, passengers in this situation can expect to get screened through portable metal detectors, in addition to potentially receiving a full-body pat-down inspection and having their carry-on baggage opened and examined.
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At the other bombed church, St. George's, in the Nile Delta city of Tanta, north of Cairo, masked soldiers with body armor and rifles stood by as worshippers were searched and also made to pass through metal detectors.
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Sadly, bag checks and metal detectors have become facts of life at many theaters and halls in recent years, and after the horrific attacks at the Bataclan in Paris last year and the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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Together with our co-nominees and guests (our director and choreographer), we passed metal detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and a giant golden gramophone to the entrance to the Garden, where a million photographers begged us to stand still.
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Mindful of the Florida shooting, administrators supplied Jennings Senior High School in Jennings, Mo., with portable metal detectors and wands to search for weapons at the championship basketball game being held Friday night, said Rhonda Key, the principal.
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During that meeting, he did not address how the scanners would keep students safer, or whether there was any evidence that they were more effective than metal detectors, which have produced mixed results themselves, according to the minutes.
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I'll have to deal with the effects of climate change and our broken democracy, and I'm already living with constant fear of mass shootings, worsened by the metal detectors I walk through each day I go to school.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli security cabinet convened for urgent discussions late Sunday, amid fears that a standoff over Israel's placement of metal detectors at entrances to the sacred Aqsa Mosque compound could result in a long wave of violence.
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"There could have been the potential for people to protect themselves in that situation," said Jake Raburn, a state legislator, who supports allowing armed people in airport departure and arrival areas, outside of zones guarded by metal detectors.
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"A lot of production lines out in use today were built several decades ago," said Robert Rogers, senior food safety adviser at Mettler Toledo, which produces X-ray machines and metal detectors to locate foreign objects in food.
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"As there are no metal detectors or other safety measures in place to enter campus, I don't see why a bad person with a gun can't come onto campus with or without campus carry laws in place," he said.
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The 40-point plan, which followed meetings last week between Abbott and education and law enforcement officials, calls for enhanced mental health resources for students and new metal detectors for extra security at schools, Abbott said in a statement.
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But tensions have escalated between the two countries since Israel installed metal detectors at entry points to Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem after two Israeli policemen were shot dead by three Arab-Israeli gunmen on Friday near the site.
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Netanyahu's metal detectors, in other words, had touched the third rail of Israeli politics: the very fragile 50-year-old status quo agreement that gives authorities from each of the world's three monotheistic religions control over Jerusalem's holy spaces.
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The U.S. House of Representatives approved spending more money on metal detectors, locks and other school security measures, but took no steps to tighten gun control laws a month after a Florida high school shooting that killed 17 people.
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Research has shown that boosting security at schools with armed security, metal detectors, and reducing access to buildings has little to no effect on the likelihood of a school shooting when compared to more preventative and early intervention measures.
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What this means is that a staggering sum will be spent diverting a force at least as large as our presence in Iraq from their normal national security duties so they can pitch tents and set up metal detectors.
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As more schools try to tighten security in response to school shootings, educators, legislators and some parents are considering military-style gear as much a part of safety routines as other precautions, such as lockdown drills and metal detectors.
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But 5,600 miles away from New York, rioting continued in Jerusalem for a third day as Israel installed metal detectors after gunmen reportedly killed two Israeli police officers last week at a site holy to both Muslims and Jews.
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JERUSALEM — The Muslim authorities in Jerusalem instructed worshipers to remain outside the Aqsa Mosque compound on Tuesday, even after Israel removed the metal detectors from entrances to the holy site that had prompted days of violent clashes and bloodshed.
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The hundreds of House and Senate lawmakers and spouses who attended speeches by Trump and Pence had to go through metal detectors, and Secret Service agents and Capitol Police officers were strewn throughout the room at Loews Hotel. Rep.
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It also would develop anonymous telephone and online systems where people could report threats of violence, and authorizes $25 million for schools to beef up security in ways such as installing new locks, metal detectors and panic buttons. Sen.
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But the placement of metal detectors has fueled anger among Palestinians who see the new security arrangements to enter Islam's third-holiest site as part of a larger Israeli effort to enact sovereignty over the hotly contested holy site.
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Yes, the city is wrapped in a blanket of added security, the seen and the unseen, the armed soldiers who appear suddenly around a street corner, the searches of bags and scanning by metal detectors at even the smallest of museums.
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The clear ballistic armor necessary to protect Trump as he speaks costs $24,000 and the addition of extra metal detectors, Secret Service personnel and barriers necessary for him to speak will ratchet the cost up higher than in previous years.
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"I believe that we can make sure kids are protected without taking away the rights of law-abiding citizens," North said, calling for metal detectors in schools and more use of the NRA's offer to schools of free security assessments.
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Leaders of the Muslim religious trust that runs the site urged worshippers not to pass through the metal detectors, describing them as a violation of a delicate status quo with Israel and held a prayer service next to the devices.
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"Had surgery on my wrist yesterday & all went well…even though I'll be setting off airport metal detectors from now on…I'm so thankful for the doctors, nurses, family & friends who've been taking such great care of me," she wrote.
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Several people who waited for hours outside of the Flynn Center to attend Mr. Trump's rally in Burlington on Thursday night said that, as they passed through metal detectors, security workers asked if they were supporters of the billionaire businessman.
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In the summer of 2017, church leaders criticized Israel for breaching the status quo again and instigating a wave of violence after it decided to place metal detectors at the entrance to the Muslim Al-Aqsa Compound on Temple Mount.
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Last Sunday, perhaps understandably, Israel installed metal detectors at both entrances to the Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif -- an act that Palestinians, including the sheikh who manages the al-Aqsa mosque, consider threatening, unacceptable and symbols of checkpoints and Israeli occupation.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), who was seriously wounded in 2011 in a shooting in Tuscon, said that while schools "absolutely" need additional protections like metal detectors, lawmakers should focus primarily on preventing dangerous individuals from being able to obtain guns.
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Larger venues have been gradually increasing their security measures for years, led by the demands of sports leagues like the National Basketball Association and the National Hockey League, which require the buildings where their teams play to use metal detectors.
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There was no sound in the video, in which another employee could be seen stepping in and waving Ms. Bensreiti through the metal detectors after a little over a minute, while the female employee had gone to a nearby office.
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On Friday, August 3, security guards ushered hundreds of people through metal detectors into a youth-led town hall at Westminster Presbyterian Church, a small brick building that sits among fraternity and sorority houses a short walk from UVA's Rotunda.
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Justice Minister Alexandre Moraes said that members of the federal government's National Force, along with active and retired police from Rio and other states, will comprise the corps of 3,000 people screening fans and running metal detectors at Olympic venues.
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It has varied in news reports from specific descriptions (bomb makers are hiding explosives in laptop batteries) to vague warnings of weapons that are harder for security screeners to spot (the development of nonmetallic bombs that can evade metal detectors).
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Wearing a well-tailored suit, Mr. Lee emerged through the metal detectors of a court in Seoul, the capital, on Thursday and past a news media gantlet to his car, which drove him to a detention center to await a decision.
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Hours after the Israeli embassy staff, including the security guard, returned home from Jordan, the Israeli security cabinet decided to replace the metal detectors with less obtrusive security measures it said would be introduced over a period of six months.
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Their efforts come as schools across the United States have installed metal detectors, added resource officers and armed teachers in the wake of the February 2018 shooting that killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
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JERUSALEM — After days of violent protests, bloodshed and a diplomatic crisis with Jordan over the placement of metal detectors at the entrances to the Aqsa Mosque Compound in Jerusalem's Old City, the Israeli government said early Tuesday it would remove them.
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Early on Tuesday, the Security Cabinet, whose proceedings are usually secret, issued an unusual statement, saying it had "accepted the recommendation of all the security bodies" to replace the metal detectors with less-obtrusive security measures based on advanced technologies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Just past the metal detectors at the entrance to the Metropolitan Museum, 11 people cluster together, tablets and smartphones raised in front of their faces, photographing the central information desk and the arches beyond.
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"It absolutely shattered our trust," Andrea Swift, 59, said of the alleged incident, adding that meet-and-greet events for fans have since been scaled back, and metal detectors are now in place at all functions where her daughter interacts with the public.
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Block, who rose to fame by betting against a Chinese forestry company after accusing it of exaggerating its assets, alleged in a video documentary that the maker of Rapiscan airport metal detectors is "rotten to the core" and criticized its business practices.
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Marketed by a Canadian security outfit, the Patscan Cognitive Microwave Radar combines short-range radar with machine-learning algorithms to scan individual guess for guns, knives and bombs in real time, without making them walk through metal detectors and other buzzkill tactics.
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The venue was bigger, the format more polished, dozens of organizers collecting voter information from those waiting to clear the Secret Service metal detectors like a well-oiled machine ready to churn out votes Monday night as dozens of policemen milled about.
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Political analysts said if Abbott wanted to implement changes already floated, such as adding more metal detectors in schools and allowing for court orders to remove firearms from a person who presents a danger, he would call for a special legislative session.
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Although the theme parks may be more hesitant to share specifics on extra security measures since the weekend, many, including Universal, SeaWorld and the four Walt Disney World theme parks, started giving security increased attention last December by adding metal detectors at entryways.
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Though, when it comes to Jerusalem, it is usually local issues relating to holy sites that trigger serious violence, such as former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's visit to Haram al-Sharif in 2000 or the placement of metal detectors there in 2017.
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In this piece, Vivian Yee, a Metro reporter, recounts how she went from looking up former New York State legislators in the Federal Bureau of Prisons' inmate directory to passing through metal detectors with just a notebook and pen for a chat.
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The solution is clear: Airports should kick out the TSA, hire (well-paid and unionized) private screeners, and simply ask people to go through normal metal detectors with their shoes on, their laptops in their bags, and all the liquids they desire.
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The Liberator, Wilson's plastic pistol, would contain a 230-ounce piece of steel that can be removed, raising the possibility that walk-through metal detectors would not detect the guns, Ferguson and other states' attorneys general alleged in the lawsuit before Lasnik.
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Many black and Hispanic students have said they want to see metal detectors eliminated in schools, and some teachers, along with the union that represents school safety agents, say Mr. de Blasio has removed discretion from professionals about how to enforce discipline.
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Instead of waiting for an officer to review your ID and boarding pass, members go to Clear's lane to have their identity verified by fingerprint or iris scan, then move directly to the metal detectors and bag scanners at the security checkpoint.
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Abbas suspended ties on July 21, demanding that Israel remove metal detectors it had installed outside a Jerusalem compound housing the Al-Aqsa mosque in response to the killing of two of its police guards by gunmen who had holed up there.
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The stabbings — and the presence of a switchblade in the school — stirred complaints from some parents that the school did not have metal detectors and prompted questions from reporters to the mayor and police officials about whether the school should have had them.
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On Wednesday, Mr. de Blasio vowed to put in place by Thursday morning "random screening, done with metal detectors" at the building, which is shared by the high school, the Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Conservation and an elementary school, Public School 67.
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"To pose the question, in the wake of this horrific tragedy, as whether or not you need metal detectors is to miss the point," said Donna Lieberman, the executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, which has studied the issue.
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Over the years, Ms. Bloomberg supported her students in fighting the installation of metal detectors in their school, helped organize school assemblies to talk about police violence, and had spoken out passionately against segregation and what she considers racist Education Department policies.
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In a rare move, Israel temporarily closed the holy esplanade to conduct searches and quickly installed metal detectors and cameras at some entrances to the site, which is revered by Jews as the Temple Mount and by Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary.
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Since the metal detectors went up, three members of an Israeli family have been stabbed to death at their home in a West Bank settlement, and four Palestinians have been killed in clashes with security forces in and around Israeli-annexed East Jerusalem.
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Even as its future is being debated, hundreds of tourists from around the world line up daily to wait for their turn to pass through the metal detectors before entering the museum, which features temporary exhibitions on photography and the Hebrew alphabet.
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Even as its future is being debated, hundreds of tourists from around the world line up daily to wait for their turn to pass through the metal detectors before entering the museum, which features temporary exhibitions on photography and the Hebrew alphabet.
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The metal detectors were introduced after a brazen attack on the morning of July 14, when three armed Arab citizens of Israel emerged from Al Aqsa Mosque and fatally shot two Israeli Druze police officers who were guarding an entrance to the compound.
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Huang Qionghuang owns a stall that sells bras that won't set off metal detectors, an essential undergarment in a factory that scans workers coming and going to make sure they aren't stealing or smuggling in cameras to take photos of the latest iPhone.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives approved spending more money on metal detectors, locks and other school security measures on Wednesday, but took no steps to tighten gun control laws a month after a Florida high school shooting that killed 17 people.
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Research by Jason Nance, a professor at the University of Florida's Levin College of Law, has found that these measures, which included metal detectors, security cameras, and more school police, were more likely to be introduced in schools with high numbers of nonwhite students.
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Stirling has put 50-foot nets around his institutions, cut down tree lines so it is harder for drones to escape after a drop, installed high-level metal detectors, and supported the Department of Justice in numerous prosecutions of staff who smuggle in cell phones.
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It doesn&apost take a rocket scientist to figure out that any kid could walk into a school any day of the week with a weapon, a knife, a hatchet, a gun how, so are our kids safe without metal detectors and single entry points?
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - While mass shooting attacks are on the rise, smaller U.S. businesses remain reluctant to invest in more physical security measures such as metal detectors or extra guards even though events like the Orlando massacre prompt a surge in interest, industry executives said.
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At the same time, the Israeli-Jordanian relationship has also been strained after metal detectors were installed in the area in Jerusalem known as the Temple Mount or Haram al-Sharif, one of the holiest places in the world for both Muslims and Jews.
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The metal detectors, installed nearly two weeks ago after an attack at the site, have been a source of increased tension in the wider region, including widespread Palestinian protests across Jerusalem and the West Bank, as well as diplomatic tension between Israel and Jordan.
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As far as the organizers—like, everyone's on the news talking about metal detectors, and, you know, after 12 years of doing this, and not having any incidents, maybe we were—maybe they were, and maybe us and the city—were a little bit naïve.
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For those reasons and more it was the most natural fit ever when Banksy tapped Barminski for Dismaland, where, among other things, Barminski created the entire security entrance set-up with metal detectors, body-search wands and everything at the entrance to the park.
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Koerner: Ultimately the solution to it was a pretty prosaic one, in that after putting up with all these hijackings for so many years, they made a decision to finally compel all travelers to pass through metal detectors and have their carry-on luggage searched.
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Christopher Quinn (R) said the 10 percent tax on games rated "mature" or "adult only" would go towards funding school safety projects, such as the installation of metal detectors and additional security cameras or bulletproof glass in some cases, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Metal detectors are in place at Huffman High School, one of the largest high schools in Birmingham, Alabama, but they were not in use on March 23, 193 days after the shooting in Parkland and two days after the shooting at Kingston High School.
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"They are no longer using the metal detectors at the front to screen people coming out of the FC for theft, but they also created a policy of no jackets/heavy coats or non-clear bags," a warehouse worker in Michigan told Business Insider.
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Read More: Tomorrow's Musical Instruments Look Like Lightsabers and Metal Detectors Historians are conflicted over the extent to which electrifying the strings modified the sound quality, and many sources suggest Diviš mainly hacked the Denis d'or in order to play practical jokes on players.
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We had metal detectors, drug searches using police dogs, a vice principal who was shot by a BB gun at a school assembly, and a teacher who was hospitalized after students put staples in her coffee — and that was just at my middle school.
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The new plan will entail the installation of more than 2000,000 sophisticated devices in all 35 state prisons and three juvenile facilities, including hidden surveillance cameras, scanners to detect magnetic signals, metal detectors, X-ray machines and decryption devices, according to the Associated Press.
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The new plan will entail the installation of more than 1,000 sophisticated devices in all 35 state prisons and three juvenile facilities, including hidden surveillance cameras, scanners to detect magnetic signals, metal detectors, X-ray machines and decryption devices, according to the Associated Press.
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The timing of the trip was pegged to the recent "restoration of calm and the stabilized situation in Jerusalem" after a spate of violence last month sparked by Israel's installation of metal detectors at entry points to the Noble Sanctuary or Temple Mount compound there.
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"And Trump responded that he thought it was a good idea that this could be done using technology," Ebrard said, adding that the idea is to install at all border crossings advanced lasers, X-rays and metal detectors, capable of even detecting chemical products.
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The area, which is already heavily patrolled, will, as usual, get a security boost for the holiday: more than 26,200 security cameras, thousands of uniformed and plainclothes police officers, more than 200 "blocker vehicles" to prevent crosstown traffic, bomb-sniffing dogs and countless metal detectors.
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During the hourlong wait to be called into a chapel, and then to be reunited with their mothers, who didn't make it through the metal detectors as speedily, the couple reflected on what had brought them out on a gray morning to be married.
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Since the metal detectors went up, three members of an Israeli family were stabbed to death in an attack at their home in a West Bank settlement and four Palestinians were killed in clashes with security forces in and around Israeli-annexed East Jerusalem.
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According to Billboard, the suit states the defendants "failed to take adequate security measures to ensure the safety of the performers and the attendees at the concert venue" -- specifying that only "superficial bag checks" were performed, rather than body pat downs or the use of metal detectors.
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The Capitol in Salt Lake City may not have metal detectors, but in other ways it has the makings of a hilltop fortress: armed troopers in the driveway, bollards to keep vehicles away, a network of surveillance cameras, even an engineering system to guard against earthquake damage.
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"There are, after all, many worshippers whom the police know, regulars, and very elderly people and so on, and it recommended that we avoid putting all of these through metal detectors," Erdan told Army Radio, suggesting that only potential troublemakers might be subjected to extra screening.
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"I'm here to write a book about LGBT organizing in red states," I tell Debbie as the last speaker wraps up and the crowd filters toward the statehouse, forming neat lines outside the doors so that we can get through the metal detectors as quickly as possible.
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The dispute erupted after Israel installed metal detectors, cameras and steel barriers at Muslim entrances to the Aqsa compound, known to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary, following the July 14 killing of two Israeli policemen by Arab gunmen who had concealed weapons inside the walled plaza.
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He said ideas discussed included enlarging the school marshal program, which allows teachers to be armed; greater parent accountability; creation of more threat assessment teams; hiring more school counselors; improving communications between law enforcement and school employees; installing metal detectors; and statewide monitoring of social media.
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Their insignificance is indicated both by their tiny scale against the Essex landscape and by the metal detectors they carry, the apparatus of the all-absorbing hobby that buffers them from the annoying realities of life — Andy's timidity and joblessness, Lance's loneliness and perpetually bruised ego.
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Because of the increasing frequency of mass shootings and the recent truck attack in the South of France, some longtime attendees said they expected the event would follow theme parks, baseball stadiums and other public venues in walking people through metal detectors and checking every bag.
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What I saw during my visit to IPAT was an institution clinging to the illusion of security, a weary staff going through motions—ID checks and pat downs, metal detectors and x-rays—that everyone knew were no match for the will of the crime bosses inside.
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Some black and Hispanic students have said they are less concerned about a hypothetical mass shooting than with the acute feeling of being criminalized by the police in their schools, particularly because the 93 school buildings with metal detectors are clustered in poor and minority neighborhoods.
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Law enforcement officials in Virginia are grappling with a crucial challenge: keeping the opposing groups at the rally separate while ensuring that others — potentially deterred by metal detectors and other security measures — do not flood nearby streets that are not covered by the emergency weapons ban.
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We learned we could still park near the Capitol (but not in the garages); give tours of the House Floor (but only if the speaker approved our request) and bypass Capitol metal detectors (so long as we had our congressional lapel pins and proper forms of identification).
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When word came that two students had been stabbed inside a Bronx high school on Wednesday, the parents of several students in the elementary school housed in the same building voiced anger at a lack of metal detectors there and demanded action from Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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The moves came after a two-week standoff and outbursts of deadly violence that had spread to the West Bank, as Palestinians in East Jerusalem boycotted the sacred compound, praying en masse in the streets to protest the installation of metal detectors and other security measures.
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The bill attempts to curb school violence by providing more training for school officials and local law enforcement to respond to mental health crises, as well as, among other things, money to develop anonymous reporting systems for threats and deterrent measures like metal detectors and locks.
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The House bill, the STOP School Violence Act, aims to provide more training for school officials and local law enforcement to respond to mental health crises, as well as, among other things, money to develop anonymous reporting systems for threats and deterrents like metal detectors and locks.
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The 28500 omnibus spending bill established the STOP School Violence Act, which increases coordination between law enforcement and schools, provides mental health crises training for teachers and administrators, and "hardens" school safety systems with metal detectors, door-locking mechanisms, and anonymous reporting and emergency communication technologies.
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The police issued a statement in the morning clarifying that entry to the site through metal detectors was "according to the decision of the highest political echelon," and that the police would decide how strict the security checks would be based on assessments of the situation.
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Palestinians have a decidedly different view on the matter and see the metal detectors as a step toward Israel taking greater control of a site that has remained under Islamic control, and is symbolic of aspirations for a future Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital.
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Right from the start, as we entered the sandy pine forests in the park, we passed a trench running diagonally through the woods, a remnant of the battle lines in World War I. Today treasure hunters with metal detectors still uncover ammunition and other artifacts of the war.
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This summer, tens of thousands of Palestinians took to the streets in Jerusalem for a week to protest threats to Palestinian sovereignty symbolized by Israel's installation of metal detectors at the al-Aqsa compound, one of Islam's holiest sites, after a deadly terror attack there killed two Israeli policemen.
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Israelis are wondering what all the fuss is about, commenting on Facebook and Twitter about how metal detectors are normal everywhere in the world and pointing out that Jews have to pass through them to get to the Western Wall, the holiest place where they are permitted to pray.
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A layered system means that there are levels upon levels of security, all working together, to protect the public; think of a football stadium where aerial surveillance, police presence, bag checks, metal detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs, plainclothes cops all are put into position well before the game begins.
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In addition to its usual army of snipers, bag-inspecting officers and metal detectors, the department this year is relying on help from a growing corps of "vapor wake" dogs, which are trained to sniff out trace amounts of explosive particles that trail behind someone carrying a bomb.
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Almost every time he tried to leave the facility during this period, Lawrence sounded the metal detectors and was patted down by a security guard—a routine typically reserved only for employees who had metal implants or surgical devices that would give the body scanners a false alarm.
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In Las Vegas, the gunman, Stephen Paddock, executed his killing spree from a towering window at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino — around 400 yards away from the festival site — well outside the usual security perimeter of pat-downs and metal detectors that is created for such events.
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Two corrections officers were assigned to the area where Mr. Bulger was being housed, the employees said, and on a typical morning, at least one of the officers would have moved away to monitor inmates as they walked through metal detectors on their way to the dining hall.
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Even though Maines apologized to then-President Bush, the trio's music was banned from country radio, fans staged "protests" where CDs were run over by bulldozers, Dixie Chick Emily Robinson's home was vandalized, and the band would have to use metal detectors at shows thanks to several death threats.
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Congress also passed the STOP School Violence Act, which aims to provide more training for school officials and local law enforcement to respond to mental health crises, as well as, among other things, money to develop anonymous reporting systems for threats and deterrents like metal detectors and locks.
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"At the end of the day, de Blasio, you need to do something about those metal detectors in these schools that have high school kids," said Tammy Carey, a mother who hurried to the building in the West Farms neighborhood to retrieve her two elementary-school-aged children.
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In a post on the Finders Keepers site, founder Dennis Parada says he found a map of the treasure in the 1970s and searched the area unsuccessfully with metal detectors until 2004, when he uncovered a trove of Civil War-era artifacts that they turned over to the state.
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Although the nearby Western Wall, the holiest place where Jews can pray, and other holy sites, including mosques, are equipped with metal detectors, the Palestinians viewed the Israeli-installed equipment as an affront to their dignity and as an assertion of Israel's claim to sovereignty over the area.
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Among Brainard's specific claims: Walkthrough metal detectors at all US airports have been switched to a reduced-sensitivity setting -- below levels they were at in the years following 295/11 -- which Brainard says could potentially enable bomb components, 3-D printed weapons and other suspicious items to pass through.
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The recent demonstrations reflect what our data show, that young people agree with the vast majority of Americans, including more rigorous background checks, limiting firearm accessories that allow rapid fire with high magazines, and steps to better secure schools with solutions like metal detectors or armed security on site.
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Situated just around the corner from the famed specialized high school Bronx High School of Science, DeWitt has a history of police patrolling the hallways and metal detectors that caused hour-long delays, a system that left students feeling "like inmates," according to a 2005 New York Times report.
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In a notice to players, the U.S. Golf Association cited "a precautionary measure and a best practice for the championship" as it implemented a handful of new security measures late this week, reminding players to leave extra time to get through the metal detectors and "comprehensive" security checks.
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President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority, who had cut short a trip to China to handle the spiraling crisis over the metal detectors, announced late Friday that he was freezing contacts with Israel at all levels until it canceled the new measures around the Jerusalem holy site.
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U.S. and Japanese secret security agents paced through the venue hours before Trump's arrival and lined the hallways that take the wrestlers to the ring, while ordinary fans had to pass through metal detectors and take a sip of any beverages they brought with them in front of security.
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Since the Columbine shooting in 1999, most schools have installed video surveillance cameras and keyless entry systems, according to the research firm, so the new market growth will be for schools to fortify buildings, install metal detectors, and develop systems to keep track of students, staff, and visitors.
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Privatization of that space would look very different: In Kansas City this spring, people wanting to use the sidewalk in the Westport area will have to pass through metal detectors, show identification, and have their bags checked before entering the entertainment district area between 11 pm and 4 am.
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A joint steering committee that includes representatives from UEFA, the French soccer federation, the government and host cities approved security measures on March 5 for the fan zones that include searches for explosives, pat downs for people attending the events, metal detectors at entrances and the use of video surveillance.
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"As schools around the U.S. look for ways to impose tougher security measures, ... they don't have to look further than urban districts such as Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles and New York that installed metal detectors and other security in the 1980s and 1990s to combat gang and drug violence," AP reports.
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"Someone is not going to go through a metal detector with an AR-15," he said at the time, adding that metal detectors do not help create a welcoming learning environment and pose a logistical challenge in a school as large as Stoneman Douglas High, which has more than 3,200 students.
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Large crowds continue to congregate near the red carpet, though civilians seeking a closer look at "Jessica!" and "Will!" are now surrounded by battalions of guards; meanwhile, those entering the festival headquarters have to pass through an intense security gantlet that includes not only metal detectors but also airport-style checks.
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In fact, the reason Senate authorities are planning to put metal detectors where the press enter the chamber -- something that has rankled the Capitol press corps -- is because they want to ensure no devices are left in the chamber that could record those closed sessions, according to a Republican aide.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has come under pressure from right-wing members of his coalition, who urged him not to "cave in" to Palestinian protest and who said that removing the metal detectors would send a message of weakness and lack of resolve regarding Israeli control of the area.
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Some readers and observers have wondered how a simple matter of metal detectors - so common in so much of the world - could provoke such violence: a Palestinian man stabbed to death three members of an Israeli family in their home and three Palestinians have been shot dead by Israeli forces in clashes.
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If enough states force clubs to hire sufficiently professionalized guards—people whose jobs depend on their diligence—then venues with metal detectors and comprehensive pat-downs (the protocols Orlando Police say they would have recommended if Glitz reopened) might be able to stop everyone from random hotheads to organized gangs from wreaking havoc.
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Here we used the beauty of skating and the celebration of this world to share hard-hitting issues about why this community faces stereotyping, why roller rinks are still segregated in this country, why on "adult nights" skaters aren't treated the same—there's heavy policing and metal detectors absent on other nights.
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"This is a new technology which you're not going to put back into the bottle, it is there," Mr. Rounds said, adding that the smarter course would be to "create new technologies and utilize new technologies" — such as metal detectors that could also recognize plastic — in schools, airports and other public places.
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Although the Secret Service often used metal detectors at restaurants when former first lady Michelle Obama was dining out in public, the agency doesn't always default to that approach, especially if there's no specific threat against the low-profile first lady in attendance at a semi-private club owned by the president.
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Speaking at the inauguration of the center for international police cooperation, which allows countries competing in the Games to share information on security threats, Moraes said agents with handheld metal detectors would check visitors to the Christ the Redeemer statue, which sits atop the Corcovado mountain at the center of the city.
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Photos and videos showed thousands of gun rights supporters marching in the streets of Richmond, Va., many armed with assault-style weapons or other firearms, while hundreds passed metal detectors to the grounds of the state capitol where a temporary firearm restriction was in place and an area for speakers was set up.
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Mr. Phillips could not say how much the city paid for the event, which included banners, extra metal detectors (which appeared to go unused), the stage and a camera area (which was erected and taken down by city employees), as well as an exhibit about the Mets inside the City Hall rotunda.
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Even before the deadly confrontation in Amman in the Israeli Embassy compound, Jordan — whose population includes many people with Palestinian roots — had called for an emergency meeting of Arab foreign ministers and had urged Israel to respect the historical status of the holy site, rescind unilateral moves and remove the metal detectors.
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Palestinian protests raged into Monday night in Jerusalem despite Israel's surprise announcement that metal detectors recently installed outside Al-Aqsa Mosque would be immediately removed, a decision that dismayed supporters of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and relieved those who'd warned of a full-blown regional conflict if they remained in place.
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The use of a truck in Nice was new only in the specifics and in the degree to which it has forced a realization increasingly difficult to ignore: In the world of lone wolves and Mumbai-style attacks, more barricades and metal detectors and monitoring programs can improve security, but can't guarantee it absolutely.
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Tom Daly, a Reuters correspondent whose task was to be among the first to get the reports and hand them to colleagues ready to phone in headlines, made sure he wasn't carrying anything that might slow his way through the metal detectors, having handed his phone to a colleague further back in the queue.
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The events of 1979 diminished the status of women, pluralism and modern education across the Arab-Muslim region, and they fueled religious extremist groups like Al Qaeda, Hezbollah and ISIS, whose activities have brought ruin to so many innocent Muslims and non-Muslims alike — and so many metal detectors to airports across the globe.
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The Washington Post reports that Hogan told reporters he will use $85033 million from the state's share of casino revenue to fund a number of new school safety measures, including metal detectors, panic buttons and security cameras, as well as doors and windows that can be secured in the case of a school shooter.
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Practical day-to-day control of, and access to, the specific holy sites of Jerusalem rests in the hands each religion's own religious authorities, which means that when the Israeli government imposes security measures — even things like metal detectors that might seem relatively minor — without consulting with religious leaders, it can spark widespread resentment and anger.
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They install metal detectors; they enlist a kennel's worth of bomb-sniffing dogs; they plant concrete pillars around the perimeter to keep out cars; they train personnel in the dark art of bag searching; they even obtain a temporary flight restriction from the FAA to keep all aircraft above 3,000 feet for a radius of 3 miles.
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We can try to make them "harder," but even though we have minimized some of the threats to concert arenas by installing metal detectors or implementing pat-downs or showing a greater focus on the use of cars to kill people in crowds, an elevated shooter from a nearby hotel makes all of that effort moot.
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The generation that came of age after the 1999 Columbine shooting, which will see its 20th anniversary this week, was less likely than other adults to believe measures such as lockdown drills, armed guards, metal detectors and anti-bullying campaigns made schools safer, although a majority of respondents overall were confident in their effectiveness, according to AP/NORC.
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Tuesday's decision is the latest chapter is a yearslong struggle between Defense United and gun control advocates who argue that such weapons would be without serial numbers and therefore untraceable, that they could be in some cases undetectable by metal detectors, and that they would enable more people to get guns without submitting to background checks.
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Which is to say, do you think the FAA, do you think regulators start to say, look, actually we are going to have to have security, we are going to have to have metal detectors, the process is going to change if private aviation moves towards a crowd-sourced flight, which is different than a genuinely private flight.
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On Monday night, Israel and Jordan seemed to have struck a deal that solved both countries' problems: The Israeli security guard who killed two after a Jordanian stabbed him at the Israeli Embassy in Amman traveled back to Israel after being questioned by Jordanian police, while Jordan won the removal of metal detectors outside the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
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And the question does become at a certain point, particularly as I point out where a lot of the things, assault weapons, red flags don&apost -- wouldn&apost have worked in this case, do we need to harden our schools the way we do our airports with metal detectors and limited access to get in and out of the school?
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"There are many specific proposals, including increasing funding for armed police officers to be on campuses, installing metal detectors at schools, redesigning school campuses so that there are only one or two entrance and exit points, rather than multiple ways in and out, and allowing teachers who are trained and capable to be armed to potentially help defend the students," Cruz said.
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And so, despite the fears of a full-blown throwdown between a mixed bag of gun nuts, neo-Nazis, the police, and various versions of Antifa super-soldiers, the rally was split between two groups: the armed contingent surrounding the capital, and the unarmed crew on government property who had to be frisked by a line of cops and walk through metal detectors, not unlike entering a music festival.
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With strong bipartisan support, the House voted 407-10 to pass the STOP School Violence Act, H.R. 4909 (115), which will repurpose a program focused on school violence prevention for grants administered by the Department of Justice to fund training and other initiatives intended to enhance school safety, including physical improvements such as metal detectors, stronger locks, and emergency notification and response technologies for schools to notify law enforcement of emergencies.
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The Cannes Film Festival celebrated its 70th birthday this year under a cloud of global political unrest — a state of affairs that was hard to ignore at the fest, with the presence of machine gun-toting soldiers on the red carpet among the tuxedos and ballgowns, and the extraordinary security measures required to just enter a movie theater (one or two bag checks, plus both walk-through and wand metal detectors).
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