Police in schools would see duties clarified as lawmakers seek to settle controversy

Police who work on school campuses would need special training, but would be exempt from rules that regulate how and when educators may restrain students, under the latest proposal from DFL lawmakers seeking to quell controversy over officers stationed in schools. Democratic leaders say the legislation is the result of meetings with law enforcement officials, educators and advocates in the ...

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