Mandatory Reporting to Police Sample Clauses

Mandatory Reporting to Police. ‌ All of the below occurrences must be reported through the Police Communication Centre at 000-000-0000 Ext 5125 or 911 for Emergency Response. Further, mandatory Police reporting does not mean that Police will lay charges in every situation. The following occurrences and/or infractions require mandatory reporting to Police when such occurrences and/or infractions happen at school, during school-related activities in or outside the school, or in other circumstances if the incident has a negative impact on school climate (but see also Sections 15 and 16): • All deaths • Threats to school safety (including bomb threats or threat of a violent incident) • Possessing a weapon • Using a weapon to cause or to threaten bodily harm to another person • Committing physical assault on another person that causes bodily harm requiring treatment by a medical practitioner • Committing sexual assault • Relationship-based violence • Trafficking in weapons or in illegal drugs • Human trafficking • Committing robbery • Supplying or trafficking of any illegal drug, cannabis or alcohol by any student (under the age of 19) • Possession of any illegal drug, cannabis (legal) in excess of 5 grams, or any substance which is not readily identifiable (Exception: cannabis in possession of authorized medical cannabis user) **See definitions of illegal & legal drugs for additional information at Appendix A** • Criminal harassment • Bullying and Cyber-Bullying (as defined by PPM 144 and local Board policies) • Extremist behaviour • Gang-related occurrences • Extortion • Possession of an explosive device (Fire Department also to be called by school staff) • Arson (Fire Department also to be called by school staff) • Reckless or dangerous use of a motor vehicle on school property • Possession and electronic distribution of sexually explicit images of children (under the age of 18) • Missing vulnerable child regardless of age, whose location is unknown, and where there is a degree of concern with regard to their safety or wellbeing • Bomb Threats • Non-consensual sharing of intimate images • Uttering a threat to cause death and/or to inflict serious bodily harm on another person, including threats made on social networking sites, or through instant messaging, text messaging, e-mail, and so on. (Consider the nature of the threat as it may be related to one of the mandatory offences, and therefore, must be reported. Activation of the Halton Community VTRA Protocol is mandatory.) • Hate motivat...
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