It's a library nemesis, a library.
That's not a viable option when someone is trespassing on private property. Maybe we'll let the guy come to your house and we'll see how long doin' nothin' will work out for you.
First off it is NOT private property, it is the "University of California Los Angeles". You love bringing up completely off topic comparisons. That might work some places but that dog won't hunt here.
Observe what exactly? Observe him reading? What's that going to accomplish?
It will put someone on site in case ANYTHING threatening were to happen. As long as he is studying and not disrupting other people, what is the problem?
There were three officers present. How many more were really necessary?
If they had to resort to a taser, then obviously not enough.
Turn him into student services? And what exactly is that going to accomplish? Revoke his library card? Something tells me that anyone not willing to comply with officers after being tased won't be willing to listen to librarians either.
Get serious. If he is a student then he had EVERY right to be there.
Maybe they did. I'm sure what prompted the camera to come on was after he made a big scene by not leaving after he was talked to. Something tells me they didn't break down the door, rush over to him and start tasing him.
They obviously didn't sit long enough.
Come on nemesis, it is a library at a publicly funded school, owned by the citizens of California.
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