Demand for bulletproof backpacks spikes after Florida school shooting

In the wake of the Parkland shootings, many are taking more steps toward safety.One product, in particular, is seeing a spike in sales, bulletproof backpack inserts.An Ohio company that makes them didn't intend for this use but it's, unfortunately, the demand.Akron-based ShotStop is ballistics protection company that makes products for the military and law enforcement.But the need was there so they made their product into an insert that can be put in backpacks.Since the Parkland shootings, deman