Broward Community College - Silver Sands Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

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I feel the new drug laws are good. Some people might tend to feel they are violations of their human rights. However, I think the drug prob- lem is serious enough that sometimes you have to do things because of the problems. During the war we took jap- anese and put them in camps. Whether it was right or wrong, it's history now. We did it because we were afraid of a problem or thought it was a problem. The drug problem is very serious, and one reason it has grown as big as it has is because we've had so many pit- falls, so many errors where someone using drugs can get away with it, legal loopholes we call them. Mr. Donald O. Schultz, a police- man in Orange, California for five years and an award winner of the Cert- ificate of Recognition by the Police Conference of New York, Certificate of Commendation from the National Police Officers Association of Amer- ica, Merit Award winner from the U. S. Federation of Police, and the Out- standing Achievement Award from the Orange County Peace Officers Association is a new instructor of Po- lice Science at BCC. We've gone through 20 to 25 years of listening to liberal idiots tell us we can stop racial problems by giv- ing them money and stop school prob- Iems by letting the kids do what they want to do, said Schultz. He went on to say that liberals have said for some 20 to 25 years that permissiveness is my right as an indivi- dual. I don't care what one million people suffer because of what I may do but this is my personal right. Schultz feels searching houses without warrants is a step in the right direction. Many times I couldn't go into a place where we knew drugs were being used. We'd go through the long legal process of getting a warrant and by the time we got it the parties were over. The new law is a benefit for our society. Donald Schultz feels that the gov- ernment is finally realizing that it is their job to protect the majority of people from the minority of criminals. For years we have said it is better to let a thousand criminals go than to prosecute one man and maybe this is right, but the majority must be pro- tected, he said. The National Policeman Award was given to Schultz after he cleaned up his city of Orange. I found the biggest crooks in my city to be in the administration. After I received my Masters Degree l did a lot of research- ' Q' Q' Q 0 s ' . s , o :Aff 0,-,nov .fg -:nga 00 1 . .-. . 9. ,O . .- . .. D o - 4' 99 'lp' .'.l Q' .'.3'. fuk' 'Q -. u' - Q . Q .go -Q,-, 9,0 . s . . x Sq. sez, 5.1.1 I 2.1. 2.1.5 ,gigs 'of :'3- 'f e':'l'? ':' 301 -'if- ' 3'3'I5 o -, ' In 1 .I . ' . . 3:3-'-'fzff-'1f'f sf-:' 723-ff: -E'-I-zf' u' Q. N39 1 ' '43 0' 1'-'QE N ,u'.1.i' 0'-Q' '.-' gl' 'Q-73 -3-gl-'.-I -'o I u - 'Q 1 . .' 'fy -'-I 'Fix . 'f-'Tw a ' -'s9,- '-'-'YQ I I I Q f s'.'. Q '.'. 0 s' O - .'.' 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My goal has al- ways been teaching and I wanted to work in a top security program where I would personally know about it in- stead of reading about it out of some book. Wells Fargo has top securities. They have everything from bank guards to undercover people. While on the police force in Or- ange County, Schultz attended a pop festival. Approximately 5,000 kids

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vvere staging a sleep in at a pop festival mvernight. I let my beard grow for 2 days and I and my friend picked up a guitar and a bottle of wine and were :vidently accepted by the kids. We vere able to secure a position right in he middle of the group and saw that lrugs were being openly sold there. There was nothing we could do iecause you just don't arrest 5,000 ' H ids. lt's got to the point now where nolicemen can't do that much about lnarijuana smokers, but worry more :bout hard drugs like Heroin and Co- 1aine. l Schultz feels the new laws on peo- jle caught with a marijuana cigarette lre more appropriate. llf you are .aught with a joint on your person lnd you're just a user, it's usually lrased from your record after a year.j Q lt's pretty hard to condemn the lids using marijuana when some top eople in the cities are fronts for the tu afar. l When questioned on his views of lfire tapping, Schultz had this to say, rWe're in a dilemma in our country lfhere one individual's personal free- rom violates the freedom and ability o have safety of the home for thou- lands. l Take out and out communists yho spend every waking minute plan- ling the overthrow of our government. ihis crime far over rides his personal teedom of using his phone without omeone listening in. Now as far as tapping wires to et the warrant for petty theft or lbmething along those lines, l don't :el it's right. But for treason and mur- er I would say it's more than accept- ble. , Shultz explained the Chicago riots i this way, Newspapers are out to iell their papers. lf they can show a H7ylL'l'L' ll.'tlN llfjlflllltj wc' tould do bctuzm' you jus! dfllllf tlnusl 5, OOO kids. student throwing a brick this isn't news because he's a citizen, and no matter what the student does he's still a citizen. But if they can show a po- liceman with a baton up in the air like he's going to hit or does hit someone then this is news because he sup- posedly is a representative of the Law. Newspapers are notorious for being anti-police. This is how they sell news and magazines. They look direct- ly at what the police are doing and not too many of them show the other side, of why the policemen did what they did ln Chicago a legal body wanted to have a convention and the protest- ors were preventing this. The police re- ceived orders to protect the confer- ence against those that would cause problems. Now the police were there to protect and maintain the safety of all those involved and this included the protestors. The protestors set the way things are going to be. The police do nothing but hold a certain line. The students judge whether there's going to be a conflict or protest by breaking those lines . . . l feel Mayor Daly handled the sit- uation right and again,l lay fault in the news media who, weeks ahead of time, practically advertized and invited the people who wanted to throw bricks to come. Mr, Schultz spoke strongly on the SDS and Black Panther Movement. The Black Panthers, and SDS are ene- mies of the student. They want the complete destruction of the American system of schools. There's not a shad- ow of doubt in my mind that Com- munists are behind these movements lending their complete support. There is little difference between the Red Book lCommunist Mani- festol and the goals set forth in the platform of the Black Panthers. These kids are being led astray because racial prejudice in Russia makes ours look like nothing. SDS and Black Panthers are ad- versaries of the American system of government and we should infiltrate them attaining information and indi- vidual arrests as soon as possible. Mr. Schultz found his job as a po- liceman most rewarding. It was won- derful to come home at night and be able to say l've done something to help someone today. Whether it was solving quarrels between neighbors, giving directions or medical aid, or counseling marital problems. By the way, our professor of Police Science also delivered a baby boy all by him- self. Oh the woes of a policeman.