'Kaylee's Law' restricts campus security authority. Do you agree?

62%

It'll improve safety It'll improve safety

38%

It hurts enforcement It hurts enforcement

62%

It'll improve safety

Kaylee Sawyer's murder happened because she mistakenly put her trust in someone she thought was there to keep her safe. The case was harder to solve because of the lack of evide... Show More

Kaylee Sawyer's murder happened because she mistakenly put her trust in someone she thought was there to keep her safe. The case was harder to solve because of the lack of evidence or footage COCC could provide. The changes included in Kaylee's Law protects victims without taking away from campus security's authority. Show Less

1 Comment

Kim Varner

The security officers give off the impression that they are equal to the police. People can be intimidated by this. They are there to help but they need to call in real authorities when needed.

38%

It hurts enforcement

To change uniforms, take away 'stop and frisk' authority, and rescind their authority to arrest people or investigate crime vastly undermines a security officer's ability to hel... Show More

To change uniforms, take away 'stop and frisk' authority, and rescind their authority to arrest people or investigate crime vastly undermines a security officer's ability to help keep a campus safe. Show Less

3 Comments

Richard Dillard

what we need is better training and background checks before hiring

Ken Callison

Campus police should be real police. The training and screening of these officers should be the same as any other police officer, and be held to the same standard.