Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri sent a letter to school superintendents across Florida, urging them to get on board with the state’s gun safety program to train teachers and coaches and gun-carrying guardians.
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Pinellas sheriff urges Florida superintendents to adopt Guardian program, arm school personnel
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