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Omaha police have halted use of electric shock gloves on students in public schools after outcry, following news that ICE planned to deploy them — but the ban doesn’t extend to neighboring districts like Bellevue, where officers still carry the devices. Students and parents fear real harm, especially for those with special needs, while experts warn “less lethal” doesn’t equal safe. The department says they’ll keep other tools like tasers and firearms, calling the gloves a last-resort option for rare, high-risk situations.

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