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I don't believe campus police actually has any legal power. It also isn't the police department's SIM card, Barnacle owns it - of course it's still considered t
by eptcyka 7y ago
I don't believe campus police actually has any legal power. It also isn't the police department's SIM card, Barnacle owns it - of course it's still considered theft.
- imglorp 7y agoIt's worse than legal trouble. They hold your graduation until you return all library books, pay all debts, fines, and interest, etc etc.
- Scoundreller 7y agoThe usual trick is to drive someone else’s car. (Mom’s or dad’s).
- iamhamm 7y agoDepends on where you go. My college had a legitimate police department with duly authorized officers that could arrest, carry guns, etc.
- samatman 7y agoThis is common for public universities, for the obvious reason: they're already a branch of the state, so it makes sense for security to officially be state police.
- jimktrains2 7y agoThey're often not state police, but a small police department.
- jimktrains2 7y agoDepends on the campus. At the University of Pittsburgh, campus police are an accredited law enforcement agency with jurisdiction within so many hundreds of feet of University property. Ditto for our transit police.
- analog31 7y agoIn my locale, "campus police" is a division of the city police department.