Omaha Police Department school resource officers in Omaha Public Schools will not carry shock gloves

Bellevue Police Department says its SROs will still carry shock gloves

After Omaha Public Schools requested that school resource officers no longer carry shock gloves on school grounds, the Bellevue Police Department denied the request.

Omaha Police will no longer carry shock gloves at OPS

Following a request from the city’s largest school district, Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer says school resource officers will refrain from carrying the controversial G.L.O.V.E. equipment.

Omaha Police Department school resource officers in Omaha Public Schools will not carry shock gloves

OPD school resource officers will not carry shock gloves in OPS schools Shock gloves were used on 2 OPS students before the policy change OPS superintendent says he was unaware the gloves were being used on studentsBROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) Omaha Public Schools will not allow Omaha Police Department school resource officers to carry shock gloves on campus.This was first announced in a statement by Mayor John Ewing. 3 News Now's Jer…

Bellevue PD will continue use of shock gloves in Bryan schools

For now, school resource officers with the Bellevue Police Department will continue to use shock gloves inside Bryan High School and Bryan Middle School. Omaha Public Schools Superintendent Matthew Ray fielded questions about the gloves at Benson High School Wednesday morning. The use of the electric shock gloves, officially called G.L.O.V.E., brought a firestorm of criticism following an NPR news story last week. Since then, Omaha Mayor John Ew…