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After year of debate, Public Safety now armed

After much debate and controversy last year, all but five Brandeis Police Officers have been certified for and are currently in possession of firearms.
The first group of officers to be armed completed their firearm training in mid-June, and, while Director of Public Safety Ed Callahan would not say exactly how many individuals serve as Brandeis Public Safety Officers for safety reasons, he did say that the remaining five officers should be in possession of firearms within three to four weeks after they complete firearm training.
All officers will carry their firearms with them ...
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