UC board of regents approve new weapons request for campus police
The equipment UCLA police requested and the board approved included pepper balls and sponge rounds, projectile launchers and ...
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University of California Approves New Weapons for its Police Force Amid Protest
UC says the weapons and ammo its police forces requested are all less ... The UC’s “use of this equipment provides UC police ...
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University Of California Cops Stock Up On Weapons After Anti-Israel Protests Engulfed School
The University of California Board of Regents approved a request for additional non-lethal weapons from the Los Angeles ...
Drones approved for UC Santa Cruz
The University of California, Santa Cruz requested a pair of drones which was approved by the UC Board of Regents. As UC ...
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UC board approves non-lethal weapons for UCLA police
The University of California's Board of Regents approved the request for additional non-lethal weapons by UCLA police ...
UC approves new less-lethal arms for its police force amid protest
The UC Regents approved campus requests for more tools for UC police months after campus protesters clashed with law ...
UC chancellors get big raises, putting them between $785,000 and nearly $1.2 million
UC chancellors will be paid about $900,000 at Davis and Irvine; a bit less at Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, Riverside and Merced ...
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Board approves more non-lethal weapons for UCLA police after Israel-Hamas war protests
The University of California board of regents has approved UCLA police’s request for additional non-lethal weapons ...
Drones, pepper balls, non-lethal projectiles on UC campus police want list ahead of school year
University of California regents heard five UC campuses asking for approval to increase military equipment for their police departments. This comes on the heels of protests and large encampments ...