The board that oversees San Diego law enforcement wants everyone including deputies, visitors, contractors, to get scanned for drugs if they enter their facilities.
The board that oversees San Diego law enforcement wants everyone who enters their facilities get scanned for drugs. KPBS reporter Kitty Alvarado has more.
"Over the last five years we’ve had absolutely no proof," Ray said in his response to Anderson.
"The incarcerated person go through the scanners upon entering a facility after having left it," Parker said."Not just upon booking, but when they go to court, when they go to medical — go back through a body scanner ... when they’re reintroduced to a facility, and the department said no." But he says the recommendations are not just for people in custody, they’re also for the safety of their own staff.
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