Police: New record set for weapons found in schools
News 12 sat down with Marlon Larin, the NYPD school safety commanding officer, for a breakdown on the preventative measures taken in regard to weapons on school grounds during the 2022-2023 school year.
•
Jun 21, 2023, 11:33 PM
•
Updated 521 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:31
‘United Nations of planting.’ Leader of Rainbow Garden honored during Puerto Rican Heritage Month
7ds ago2:42
be Well: Young scientist wins prize with pesticide detector invention
19ds ago1:30
Exclusive: Soundview parents say MTA crackdown on double parking impacts school pickup
23ds ago1:54
Bronx mother says 8-year-old daughter exposed to illegal narcotics at after-school program
25ds ago0:18
Gov. Hochul announces new initiative to help high school students get into SUNY schools
29ds ago2:24
1:1 with Melissa Aviles-Ramos - the new chancellor of New York City Public Schools
38ds ago1:31
‘United Nations of planting.’ Leader of Rainbow Garden honored during Puerto Rican Heritage Month
7ds ago2:42
be Well: Young scientist wins prize with pesticide detector invention
19ds ago1:30
Exclusive: Soundview parents say MTA crackdown on double parking impacts school pickup
23ds ago1:54
Bronx mother says 8-year-old daughter exposed to illegal narcotics at after-school program
25ds ago0:18
Gov. Hochul announces new initiative to help high school students get into SUNY schools
29ds ago2:24
1:1 with Melissa Aviles-Ramos - the new chancellor of New York City Public Schools
38ds agoNews 12 sat down with Marlon Larin, the NYPD school safety commanding officer, for a breakdown on the preventative measures taken in regard to weapons on school grounds during the 2022-2023 school year.
More from News 12
1:10
NYPD: 2 men wanted for assaulting 2 other men in Tremont
2:11
Windy weather in the Bronx; tracking storm chances for Thanksgiving week
1:32
FDNY honors late EMT worker at plaque ceremony in Morris Park
0:23
NYPD: 30-year-old woman shot in Fordham Heights
2:15
Tech advancements, new treatments fuel spike in lung cancer survival rates
1:38
