Write a check for the amount.AggieDruggist89 said:
$14 million is a chump change for Liberty.
They're 2nd largest online university I believe...with 100,000 online students.
Do the math on the tuition..
And y'all remember Liberty didn't lockdown during covid...I don't believe they mandated mask either.
I think most large universities have their own PD.93MarineHorn said:
Why are universities involved in crime reporting? Does campus not fall under whatever police dept is in the area? Honest question.
Right, but they're more like rent-a-cops. There's not a campus jail or courthouse, unless I'm mistaken. Rapes or other serious crimes should be investigated and prosecuted by real cops and da.Slicer97 said:I think most large universities have their own PD.93MarineHorn said:
Why are universities involved in crime reporting? Does campus not fall under whatever police dept is in the area? Honest question.
So, campus cops investigate real crime and then what, pass on to the local DA or do they hand it off to local PD (real cops) to finish the job?cslifer said:
They are very much real cops. Last I checked having a jail or courthouse was not a requirement to be a law enforcement agency. In Harris county the county runs the jail and courthouse, does that mean all the other agencies aren't "real cops"?
They pass it on to the local DA. Speaking in terms of Texas A&M University Police, they are a full service police force.93MarineHorn said:So, campus cops investigate real crime and then what, pass on to the local DA or do they hand it off to local PD (real cops) to finish the job?cslifer said:
They are very much real cops. Last I checked having a jail or courthouse was not a requirement to be a law enforcement agency. In Harris county the county runs the jail and courthouse, does that mean all the other agencies aren't "real cops"?
No need for snark, I wasn't aware campus cops did more than write parking tickets, provide security and enforce other campus rules.
Thx. Do campus cops actually conduct investigations of serious crimes like rape without the involvement of local PD?Anonymous Source said:They pass it on to the local DA. Speaking in terms of Texas A&M University Police, they are a full service police force.93MarineHorn said:So, campus cops investigate real crime and then what, pass on to the local DA or do they hand it off to local PD (real cops) to finish the job?cslifer said:
They are very much real cops. Last I checked having a jail or courthouse was not a requirement to be a law enforcement agency. In Harris county the county runs the jail and courthouse, does that mean all the other agencies aren't "real cops"?
No need for snark, I wasn't aware campus cops did more than write parking tickets, provide security and enforce other campus rules.
Anecdotally, I once had a traffic accident on University Drive during an ice storm...off campus. CSPD was at their limit with all the accidents in town, so TAMUPD came to my accident site and ticketed the driver who was at fault.
Yes but they were doing some shady **** even back in 2008. I'd want some recourse if I was mislead about the cost of attendance once I enrolled and committed to the courses.Rapier108 said:
This is the second Christian university that the Biden regime has been trying to break financially. The first was Grand Canyon University who has been attacked twice.
My understanding is that...at TAMU, anyway...it is collaborative, with UPD taking the lead.93MarineHorn said:Thx. Do campus cops actually conduct investigations of serious crimes like rape without the involvement of local PD?Anonymous Source said:They pass it on to the local DA. Speaking in terms of Texas A&M University Police, they are a full service police force.93MarineHorn said:So, campus cops investigate real crime and then what, pass on to the local DA or do they hand it off to local PD (real cops) to finish the job?cslifer said:
They are very much real cops. Last I checked having a jail or courthouse was not a requirement to be a law enforcement agency. In Harris county the county runs the jail and courthouse, does that mean all the other agencies aren't "real cops"?
No need for snark, I wasn't aware campus cops did more than write parking tickets, provide security and enforce other campus rules.
Anecdotally, I once had a traffic accident on University Drive during an ice storm...off campus. CSPD was at their limit with all the accidents in town, so TAMUPD came to my accident site and ticketed the driver who was at fault.
As others have noted, most campuses have their own security/police, and those that may not still have students who receive federal financial aid. It's the receiving of federal student aid that obliges abiding by the Clery Act.93MarineHorn said:
Why are universities involved in crime reporting? Does campus not fall under whatever police dept is in the area? Honest question.
Isn't $4.5 million in 2019 the equivalent of $14 million today thanks to three years of Joe Biden's economic policy and inflation?Quote:
In 2019, Michigan State University was fined $4.5 million under the Clery Act a record at the time in connection with the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal.
