Signs posted in the parking lot on Colorado Avenue, across the street from Turlock High School, make those in the parking lot consent to searches.
The signs posted say that by entering the area, vehicles are subject to search by school officials or law enforcement for reasonable suspicion.
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At about 2:30pm Friday afternoon, Stanislaus County Sheriff’s and Turlock Police responded to an armed robbery that had just occurred at Primo Market in the 800 block of S. First Street.
At about 2:20pm Wednesday afternoon, Stanislaus County Sheriff’s and Turlock Police responded to a weapon offense that had just occurred at a residence in the 900 block of Kenwood Avenue, after several callers had reported hearing about 10 shots in the area.
Wow first they take moneys for bogus Visitors and now they are taking away civil liberties. wow bogus searches.l
Don’t have to park on school property if you don’t want to be searched. Stay home or park on Te street.