More violence feared as MontCo cops cut from schools

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Teachers and parents outraged over move Police officers are not assigned to patrol the hallways of Montgomery County’s public schools next year for the first time since 2003, sparking fears about a rise in violence and dangerous behaviors.

This year, 34 police officers work inside the schools, assisting security guards and working with students to prevent crimes and detect risks.

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