Drug-Sniffing Dogs, Hot Lines on School Campuses in County
I think it is a great idea that the Fullerton Joint High School District has established a toll-free number for people to report weapons, explosives, drugs, tagging, or other illegal activities at schools (“Schools Hot Line Aims to Fight Crime,” March 29).
It’s great that it’s free and that people won’t have to leave their names because that way they won’t be afraid to call and tell of any illegal activities. Hopefully with this new system, the violence in Orange County will be reduced and students will learn that taking weapons to school will get them expelled.
LORENA JUAREZ
Santa Ana
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