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Bastrop ISD police report finds unlocked door at Mina Elementary; chief says campus not at fault
Summary
An intruder-detection audit found an unlocked door at a service center connected to Mina Elementary; Chief Scot Bunch accepted responsibility for the finding and said the door will be locked during the break and secured going forward.
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Chief of Police Scot Bunch presented the Intruder Detection Audit Report for Mina Elementary and said state rules require reporting whenever an audit finding occurs at a campus. He explained the finding resulted from an unlocked door at a service center connected to the elementary school, emphasized the campus was not at fault, and said he "took responsibility for the finding himself." The chief said the door will be locked during the break and that the practice will continue going forward.
The presentation was described as the only report on the agenda that evening; no motion or board action was recorded regarding the audit beyond the presentation and the chief’s announcement of corrective steps.
