SF State President Leslie E. Wong led a campus safety discussion in Jack Adams Hall Thursday, where he was hit with a barrage of student concerns about the University Police Department’s proposed use of Tasers.
The campus safety talk was intended to cover a wide range of safety topics, but the proposed use of Tasers by the University Police Department dominated the discussion.
Since UPD officers began their eight-hour Taser training session Sept. 12, the prospect of the weapons possible use has concerned students.
“I want to make it clear that no decision has been made and one will not be made until I see the order and the training regiment,” Wong said.