LA Campus Safety Conference Preview: Campus Police Investigation Tools
Claremont University Director of Campus Safety Stan Skipworth discusses how the California College & University Police Chiefs Association is working to have California enhance penal code 633.
In this video, Claremont University Director of Campus Safety Stan Skipworth discusses how the California College & University Police Chiefs Association (CCUPCA) is working to have California enhance penal code 633 to help campus police more effeciently conduct investigations by allowing them to have victims make a pre-contextual call to the suspect. Currently, Penal Code 633 requires campus police to rely on local police for that duty, which hampers investigations.
Hear more about CCUPA’s legisative actions at the West Coast Campus Safety Conference, in Los Angeles July 23-24.
In this exclusive interview, Skipworth describes to CS Executive Editor Robin Hattersley how these changes would improve investigations by campus police and make California colleges and universities safer.
Skipworth will be presenting at the Campus Safety Conference in Los Angeles, July 23-24, 2015 on all of CCUPCA’s current legislative actions. To register, visit www.CampusSafetyConference.com
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