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<blockquote data-quote="FlowerGarden" data-source="post: 12947" data-attributes="member: 3068"><p>The school thought of that too. They just bought a wand device. They can just pass it over something and it will let them know if there is alcohol in it or on it. The principal had it at a PTA meeting. They also have a device that looks like a flashlight. It can detect alcohol on your breath. It's the same one that some police depts. use. According to what we were told is that if you are stopped by a cop at night and they shine the flashlight in your face to be able to see you, they can also be trying to detect alcohol through the "flashlight". It signals them some how and they know to pursue testing for driving while under the influence. </p><p></p><p>Unfortunately, our school district and another have seen a great rise in teenage alcohol and drug abuse. It doesn't help when a former DARE officer in our school system has gotten arrested for drug dealing along with a couple of other partolmen!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FlowerGarden, post: 12947, member: 3068"] The school thought of that too. They just bought a wand device. They can just pass it over something and it will let them know if there is alcohol in it or on it. The principal had it at a PTA meeting. They also have a device that looks like a flashlight. It can detect alcohol on your breath. It's the same one that some police depts. use. According to what we were told is that if you are stopped by a cop at night and they shine the flashlight in your face to be able to see you, they can also be trying to detect alcohol through the "flashlight". It signals them some how and they know to pursue testing for driving while under the influence. Unfortunately, our school district and another have seen a great rise in teenage alcohol and drug abuse. It doesn't help when a former DARE officer in our school system has gotten arrested for drug dealing along with a couple of other partolmen! [/QUOTE]
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