I don't always carry a hockey puck, but when I do, I make sure it's a +P.

Stay tarded, my friends.

I hope they paint them orange. Next shooter will come in with a shotgun.

Pull!

No weapons allowed, but throwing a puck at someone doesn’t make it a weapon? The brits would like a word.

They could've saved money by placing a few hockey pucks at strategic locations encased in glass boxes that read,

"IN CASE OF EMERGENCY BREAK GLASS TO PUCK UP THE ACTIVE SHOOTER".

I agree with this. No weapons allowed but here’s a hockey puck to use as a weapon.

Also using a non-lethal weapon to attack/defend against someone with a lethal weapon is just asking for trouble!

Any bets on how long it takes before they get taken away because of people pucking around with the pucks?

Love that movie!!!

My Daughter works in an elementary school at the front desk. She would most likely be the first to encounter a "school shooter" should one show up. At the last Active Shooter Training session the staff was taught to start throwing anything they had near them at the shooter. Idea was to distract long enough so the alarm could go out and teachers could barricade students in classrooms.

Under the current mentality around schools, the hockey puck idea is probably as good as any, short of issuing and training on firearms.

I'd offer a "Hockey Puck Enhancement" to my Daughter if they go that route at her school. A Wrist Rocket along with a bowl of marble sized ball bearings.


Some day our school management will get their heads out of their asses and create more secure schools. Single point of entry with automatic locking doors between reception area and student area. Today most schools have a dozen or more un-monitored and many times unlocked points of entry and exit.