Armed Guards Are Searching Lunch Boxes At A Pennsylvania Elementary School

A Pennsylvania superintendent wasted no time when news of Adam Lanza hit the airwaves, Superintendent Mike Strutt was on the phone with Butler County School Board President Don ­Pringle that same day, reports Eli Saslow of the Washington Post. In a matter of days, they got permission and funds for 22 full-time former state troopers to stand as guards in their district -- despite running at deficit spending and skeletal staff. The troopers, who all had to have 20 years active service, carry fire...