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Massachusetts School to Debut 'Active Shooter' System

November 11, 2014

A Methuen Mass school will soon deploy an automated system to detect and track a gunman on campus.

Methuen Mayor Stephen Zanni and other city officials will attend a demonstration of the technology developed by Massachusetts-based Shooter Detection Systems, said Fox News.

School officials say the investment will dramatically improve current school lockdown procedures.

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