L.A. student dies after safety team member allegedly does not intervene to try to prevent fight
Briefly

After school on April 15, a fight broke out near Washington Preparatory High School in South L.A. An adult member of the 'safe passages' program was heard on video refusing to intervene, moments before a student was shot and killed during the altercation.
The incident has sparked a debate on campus safety and the effectiveness of school police departments. Many students, activists, and teachers union members are advocating for the dismantling of school police departments, believing their presence criminalizes students and hampers the nurturing school environment.
With the reduced role of school police, there is an increased reliance on 'safe passages' programs where staff and volunteers monitor students' routes. However, controversies surrounding the effectiveness and response of such personnel are emerging, adding to concerns over campus safety.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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