Arrests. Whenever practical, the arrest of a student or school personnel should be accomplished outside of school hours in order to not disrupt the educational process or school setting. Arrests that must occur during school hours or on school grounds should be coordinated through the school administrator to minimize potential disruption. When circumstances do not allow for prior coordination through the school administrator, arrests should be reported to the school administrator as soon as possible. In addition to any required notification of parents and legal guardians by the SRO taking a student or employee into custody, school administrators or their designees should consider notifying parents and legal guardians upon a school-based arrest of the student.
Arrests. 65. PRPD shall revise its policies on arrests to ensure that they comply with applicable law and comport with generally accepted policing practices.
Arrests a. When possible and appropriate, arrest by police should be made during non-school hours and away from school premises. This excludes on site arrests made by a School Resource Officer pursuant to normally assigned duties.
Arrests. Whenever practical, arrests of a student or staff member should be accomplished outside of school hours in order to not disrupt the educational process or school setting. Arrests that must occur during school hours or on school grounds should be coordinated through the school administrator or their designee to minimize potential disruption. When circumstances do not allow for prior coordination through the school administrator, arrests will be reported to the school administrator as soon as possible. In addition to any required notification of parents and legal guardians by the SRO taking a student into custody, school administrators or their designees are also responsible for an additional notification of parents and legal guardians upon a school-based arrest of their child. If questioning or investigatory interviews must occur, the SRO must refer to the “Investigation and Questioning” section of this document (page 10-11).
Arrests. Fugitives: Provide a projection of how many fugitives your task force will arrest for the year in Section 6: Fugitives. A fugitive is defined as an apprehension made pursuant to some type of court-issued pick-up order, such as an arrest warrant, a writ, etc. Arrests: No projection of how many arrests your task force will make for the year is required. An arrest is defined as any apprehension made absent any type of court-issued pick-up order; primarily arrests made on probable cause. Indicate your task force's intentions to make arrests during the year by selecting/loading ARRESTS into one of the Other Output boxes below.
Arrests. 57. EHPD officers shall only arrest an individual where the officer has probable cause. In effectuating an arrest, EHPD officers shall not rely on information known to be materially false or incorrect. Officers may not consider demographic category in effecting an arrest, except as part of an actual and credible description of a specific suspect in an ongoing investigation.
Arrests. The SRO shall only arrest a student on school property or at a school- related event (1) if requested by the principal or the principal’s designee; (2) when a warrant requires such an arrest; (3) to prevent bodily harm or injury to the student or another person; (4) to apprehend an armed or fleeing suspect; or (5) to address an emergency or other dangerous situation.
Arrests. Whenever practical, arrests of a student or staff member should be accomplished outside of school hours in order to not disrupt the educational process or school setting. Arrests that must occur during school hours or on school grounds shall be compliant with all applicable laws and shall be coordinated through the school administrator to minimize potential disruption. When circumstances do not allow for prior coordination through the school administrator, arrests will be reported to the school administrator as soon as possible. Notification to Parents, the SRO shall take immediate steps to notify the juvenile's parent, guardian, or a responsible adult that the juvenile is in custody. SROs are expected to be familiar with school rules and their application within the school system. Routine rule that can be handled administratively through the disciplinary process will not be handled as violations of law, but rather be referred to the principal for administrative action. Any questions related to the enforcement of rules versus laws within schools shall be discussed with the principal and SRO Supervisor. This specifically applies to general standards of conduct.
Arrests. In the event of an arrest, the arresting officer shall immediately make arrangements to provide a qualified interpreter at the earliest possible time onsite or at the place of detention, as appropriate, unless the person has indicated he or she does not use sign language or prefers another specific auxiliary aid or service. At the conclusion of the arrest, if the person who is deaf or hard of hearing is to be placed into a holding cell, any qualified interpreter who has been obtained for effective communication will be asked to accompany the officer to the holding cell to facilitate completion of the booking process.
Arrests. It shall be the primary responsibility of the police agency having immediate jurisdiction of the incident to furnish arrest teams or other arresting personnel. In instances where the requesting agency by reason of size does not have an arrest team, at least one uniformed member of that agency shall participate as a member of a responding arrest team, when practical. A Field Booking Team may be established to facilitate the booking process and transportation of those arrested. The size of the team depends on the nature of the incident and the number of arrests expected. In all types of disturbances, in addition to arrest teams, jurisdictions should utilize special teams for photography and video recordings. Liaison should be established to obtain and/or view photographs and videotapes taken by news media, television stations and amateur photographers. Officers equipped with body worn cameras (BWC) should be operated according to their agency policy.
