Schools
Fremont Officials Narrowly Vote To Remove Police From High Schools
The vote came after a night filled with at times emotional debate.
November 12, 2020 at 10:56 pm
FREMONT (KPIX) — By a narrow 3-2 margin, the Fremont Unified School District board voted early Friday to end their policy of having a police officer at each of the district’s six high schools.
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The vote came after a night filled with at times emotional debate. Ninety-nine people spoke on this agenda item with reaction split to school resource officers (SRO).
“I was essentially harassed by a SRO for sending a death threat letter which I had nothing to do with,” Abena Oni, a former student said.
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