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Tech Companies Targeted CT Schools With Misleading Sales Pitch On Safety, AG’s Office Says

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A pair of tech companies from California and Ohio have drawn the ire of the Connecticut attorney general’s office after attempting to sell digital mapping and panic alarm systems to several local school districts, incorrectly claiming that schools are required by law to have them.

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Tech Companies Targeted CT Schools With Misleading Sales Pitch On Safety, AG’s Office Says

A pair of tech companies from California and Ohio have drawn the ire of the Connecticut attorney general’s office after attempting to sell digital mapping and panic alarm systems to several local school districts, incorrectly claiming that schools are required by law to have them.

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CTNewsJunkie.com broke the news in on Friday, August 22, 2025.
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