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Rounding Up Transients to Train Police
California Highway Patrol officers are called upon to determine if drivers are under the influence of illegal substances. The newspaper U-T SanDiego is reporting that transients are rounded up to provide real-life training. Now questions are being raised about the rights of the transients. Karen Kucher writes for U-T San Diego .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readCalifornia Highway Patrol officers are called upon to determine if drivers are under the influence of illegal substances. The newspaper U-T SanDiego is reporting that transients are rounded up to provide real-life training. Now questions are being raised about the rights of the transients. Karen Kucher writes for U-T San Diego.
