Rhode Island S2279 allows non-sworn public safety officers and security guards at private colleges and universities to detain individuals for up to.

Rhode Island S2279 permits non-sworn public safety officers and security guards at private colleges and universities to detain individuals within campus jurisdiction for up to 30 minutes if they believe a criminal offense has been committed. The detained individual must be released once state or local police arrive. All officers and guards must be trained in the proper use of restraint devices and follow recognized use of force policies. The act takes effect upon passage.

Rhode Island S2279 allows non-sworn public safety officers and security guards at private colleges and universities to detain individuals for up to.

Rhode Island S2279 permits non-sworn public safety officers and security guards at private colleges and universities to detain individuals within campus jurisdiction for up to 30 minutes if they believe a criminal offense has been committed. The detained individual must be released once state or local police arrive. All officers and guards must be trained in the proper use of restraint devices and follow recognized use of force policies. The act takes effect upon passage.