SRO Searches Sample Clauses

SRO Searches. Any searches conducted by SRO personnel should be based upon probable cause. Investigative stops will remain an option when there is reasonable suspicion that a criminal offense has been or may be committed and frisks will remain an option when the SRO reasonably believes the suspect may be armed and dangerous.
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SRO Searches. Any search initiated by SROs or other law enforcement officer shall be based upon probable cause and, when required, a search warrant should be obtained. All searches should be reasonable in scope. All searches should occur outside the presence of students and school staff, with the exception of school administrators, unless there is a clear and immediate threat to physical safety. USE OF PHYSICAL RESTRAINT An SRO should not be involved in the physical restraint of a student unless there is imminent danger of serious physical harm to self or others, or the SRO is affecting a lawful police objective such as, but not limited to, an arrest. As sworn law enforcement officers, SROs may intervene to deescalate situations. Physical intervention by SROs is undertaken in accordance with policies and operational procedures of the LPD. If an SRO is involved in the use of restraint or physical intervention, the action must be reported to the school principal and the SRO’s supervisor and the rationale for the action must be fully documented. SROs should be aware of the LCS and Virginia Board of Education’s policies and guidelines on seclusion and restraint and will attend training offered by the local school system on their use of seclusion and restraint by school employees. SROs, however, must continue to operate by LPD policies and state law regarding physical intervention and use of force. Additionally, LCS and LPD/SRO will coordinate to ensure that reasonable effort is made to inform the parents on the day of the incident.
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Related to SRO Searches

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