Exceptions to Mandatory Firearms and Dangerous Weapons Reports Sample Clauses

Exceptions to Mandatory Firearms and Dangerous Weapons Reports. Whenever a school employee seizes a dangerous weapon that was not actually used or threatened to be used in committing an offense, the school employee may, but need not consult (designated law enforcement official) to decide whether the offense warrants law enforcement action. In deciding whether to report the presence or seizure of a non-firearm weapon that was not actually used or threatened to be used in committing an assault or other offense, the (school official) and (designated law enforcement official) must consider:
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Exceptions to Mandatory Firearms and Dangerous Weapons Reports. ‌ Whenever a school employee seizes a non-firearm weapon that was not actually used or threatened to be used in committing an offense, the school should consult (designated law enforcement official) to decide whether the offense warrants law enforcement action. It is generally not necessary to report the seizure of small pen knives or Swiss-Army style knives. It is further understood and agreed that school officials should consult with law enforcement regarding the seizure of a utility or “box-cutter” knife where the unlawful use of such knives as weapons is a serious problem in the school and where the student has no explainable lawful purpose for possessing such an instrument. Procedures to secure this weapon are handled the same as below.
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Exceptions to Mandatory Firearms and Dangerous Weapons Reports. Whenever a school employee seizes a dangerous weapon that was not actually used or threatened to be used in committing an offense, the school employee may, but need not consult Lacey Township Police Chief, Xxxxxxx XxXxxxx to decide whether the offense warrants law enforcement action. In deciding whether to report the presence or seizure of a non-firearm weapon that was not actually used or threatened to be used in committing an assault or other offense, the Superintendent of Schools, Xx. Xxxxxxx X. Pereira and Xxxxx Township Police Chief, Xxxxxxx XxXxxxx must consider:
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