It’s been nearly six months since the school shooting tragedy on Ingraham High School's campus rattled the community to its core. But Ingraham families said six months later, they’re still on edge, and that more can be done. Fears were brought back to the surface two weeks ago, when a gun was confiscated from a teenager on Ingraham’s campus. Families are now demanding more transparency on safety improvements that were promised last fall. "We need a metal detector. We need a police officer, and we need safety. We need quick action," said Hannah Eshete, the aunt of the shooting victim, 17-year-old Ebenezer Haile. READ THE FULL STORY HERE: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/ingraham-high-school-parents-demand-security-promises/281-cbbf6aa6-519f-4378-90d4-6dd0a8cc9817