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In San Bernardino, an Epidemic of Questionable Arrests at School

KQED News Staff

Dec 10, 2015 at

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In San Bernardino County, 30,000 kids have been arrested by school police over the last decade -- a rate so high it surpasses arrests of juveniles by municipal police in some of California's biggest cities. Families in several districts complain that school officers have abused students and arrested them unnecessarily.

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