Sentences with phrase «with bulletproof glass»
If an intruder gains access to the academic wing, four corner classrooms serve as shelters — each is outfitted with bulletproof glass and can be accessed from common areas and adjacent classrooms, and then sealed off from any further entry.
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At the end of a long hallway in a gray and cavernous block at the University of Arizona in Tucson sits a closet - size windowless room secured by complex access codes and sealed with bulletproof glass.
Legislation to be introduced next session by four state lawmakers would require all police cars across New York be retrofitted with bulletproof glass.
Four state lawmakers are proposing that all police cars in New York be retrofitted with bulletproof glass after two New York City officers were gunned down in their car Saturday.
A few Hudson Valley county executives are weighing in about the planned introduction of state legislation to retrofit all police vehicles in New York with bulletproof glass.
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The late Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi gestures with a green cane as he takes his seat behind bulletproof glass for a military parade in Green Square, Tripoli, Libya, Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009.
One European diplomat said he was surprised on a consular visit to see a detainee from his country brought out in chains and forced to sit behind bulletproof glass at the Metropolitan Detention Center, although the man had not been charged with a criminal offense.
Plus, this bread doesn't have a lot of added sweetener since bananas are already sweet, so it's great for breakfast with a smoothie or protein drink (like bulletproof chocolate milk or tea), or a tall glass of raw milk.
Under the proposal, the bulletproof glass would be installed over a phased - in period, starting with the New York Police Department.
She could walk through the checkpoint, pass through a metal detector and show her ID card to a soldier behind bulletproof glass, but that would take too long with other Palestinian Jerusalem residents crowding the line during morning rush hour.