But the police can still investigate a CRIME, right? Or have we changed that too? #BeBetter @PattyMurray
“My assault occurred at an off-campus apartment down the street from my school. That means that under DeVos’ rules, my school wouldn’t have to investigate my case.” - Sage Carson
.@BetsyDeVosED's rule was clearly written to protect schools, not students & survivors. #HandsOffIXpic.twitter.com/ZuVNvnLlKe
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Help me understand this Senator, because I don't think a school should be investigating crimes that happen outside of its campus. Where am I thinking wrong on this? Does it investigate burglaries that happen to students at off-campus apartments, currently?
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It’s the school’s responsibility 2 investigate violations of their honor code, incl. sexual violence, sexual harassment, racist incidents & thefts, etc. Odd, only sexual violence elicits, “why no cops?” Survivors get 2 choose what outcome they want/what system they engage. PERIOD
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In cases like this, the best course of action is to hand these cases off to the actual police, like why is this even an issue?
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She explains in the video the school is responsible for safety in classes as well as counseling. That doesn’t happen if the cops are the only ones involved
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We have this group called the police.
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As it was off-campus, the proper authority is the police.
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And DeVos is correct. Off campus it is a matter for local law enforcement.
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