Campus police officers serve two roles generally. One is to enforce school rules, with the threat of banning the individual from school premises, and the other is to enforce the law. From what I hear, no violation of law had been committed, just violations of school rules.
True. But someone at the college felt some serious bad vibes from Loughner's behavior. Serious enough that a letter to the house was insufficient. That they felt such a letter needed to be delivered by law enforcement tells you what they thought of Jared.
The question I have is whether Loughner acted nutty enough that even though he was of legal age, did the college feel that his parents were his guardians and thus needed to see the letter directly?
Okay, but I thought there was more to it than that, in that I though the campus fuzz had conversations with the cops.