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The Schilling Show August 29, 2023: Charles Werner, Paul McArtor

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The Schilling Show August 29, 2023: Charles Werner, Paul McArtor

Charles Werner, founder and director of DroneResponders Public Safety Alliance, gives a drone and public safety update, explains how drones can act as first responders, and provides updates on how they were used in recent missions.

Paul McArtor explains the petition to hire a new Albemarle County Public Schools Superintendent, what it calls for, and why he feels Dr. Haas has lost the confidence and trust of the public.

All of this and more on a Turbo Tuesday Edition of The Schilling Show!

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