Metal detectors in Syracuse schools spark policy clash
ACLU warns detectors risk abuse even as violence prompts device use. In 49 weapon incidents this year and 155 student assaults district wide, officials debate searches and a NYC style policy. DiFlorio and the Board push for consistent procedures and anti violence programs while concerns loom over mass searches targeting minorities.
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Photograph Leads Cops to Suspected Bank Robber
A Herald Journal reader spotting a photo in Monday’s paper helped police identify 24 year old Travis Mims of 319 Butter Hut St apartment 2 as the suspected bank robber at Marine Midland Bank on 500 N Salina St. He wore dye packs in his pants that exploded, dye staining his groin as he fled after handing a teller a note demanding money. Mims was jailed on a felony robbery charge after the incident about 10 am. An unknown woman notified police with the suspect’s identity.
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