School year to end with increased police presence on CCSD campuses, safety remains key issue
Acts of violence in schools have been rising for months within the Clark County School District, and with a mass shooting in Texas that left at least 19 elementary school children dead, it's clear that violent behavior among our youth is a nationwide issue.
Видео School year to end with increased police presence on CCSD campuses, safety remains key issue канала 8 News Now — Las Vegas
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