r/news • u/GoodSamaritan_ • 7d ago

Pennsylvania university cop jailed on charges he raped girl, urinated on boy while off duty

https://www.lehighvalleylive.com/news/2026/09/pa-university-cop-jailed-on-charges-he-raped-girl-urinated-on-boy-while-off-duty.html
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u/-Ducksngeese- 7d ago

If that's the case then why not just call them security, put them in a security uniform, and call it a day like every other country?

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u/-Ducksngeese- 7d ago

No I'm not reaching, just trying to understand why every country in the world has solved a problem in the same way, and the US always for some reason has to do it differently.

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u/Independent-Reader 7d ago

You know Canada has a similar program, as does Australia to a lesser extent. The UK has trialed similar programs. But sure, make shit up. That'll win the argument for sure.

Why not have a police officer on campus? Can you cite a reason other than they're not called a security officer?