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> That's not really an example of a "chase-and-detain policy", nor was it a "suspected shoplifter"; by the time anyone was chasing anyone else, it was a matter
by MikePlacid 4y ago
> That's not really an example of a "chase-and-detain policy", nor was it a "suspected shoplifter"; by the time anyone was chasing anyone else, it was a matter of assault.
I was under the impression that punching and kicking turns shoplifting into a robbery, no?
- effingwewt 4y agoThus this part of OP's quote 'The police arrested the students, charging all three with assault and the shoplifter with robbery as well'. Oberlin was in the wrong, as was the Assistant Dean of Students, yet there were no real repercussions.