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Public Safety Responds to Incidents of Crime - The Hawk - Saint Joseph's University

Recent incidents of violence have threatened the safety and security of two St. Joe's students. Many students, faculty, and staff may be aware of the incidents, both of which were published on MySJU following the completion of primary investigations by Public Safety and the Philadelphia Police Department. Anyone with any relevant information is asked to report it to the Office of Public Safety and Security.
via sjuhawknews.com

UCPD releases annual campus safety report and statistics - The Daily Californian

UCPD has released its 2010 UC Berkeley Annual Campus Security report, UCPD announced Tuesday.

In addition to safety information and guidelines, the report provides crime statistics from the past three years in compliance with the Clery Act — federal legislation that requires all universities that participate in federal student aid programs to provide annual crime statistics and a daily crime log to their campus communities.

via dailycal.org

The Collegian » Off campus crime alert

On 09/26/2011 at approx. 8:20 pm, a male student was walking on the sidewalk located on the north side of Shaw Avenue. As he approached Maple Avenue, he was contacted by two black male adults.  The suspects asked the victim to give them his property. When the victim told them he did not have anything in his possession, one of the suspects lifted up his shirt, and displayed a gun in his pants waistband. When the suspects saw that the victim did not have any property, they fled on foot southbound across Shaw Avenue into the North Park Apartments.

Suspect Information:

Suspect #1: Black male adult, early 20s, 6’1”/6’2”, slender build, medium complexion (light acne) black hair-corn rows, last seen wearing a dark blue hoody sweatshirt, and dark baggy shorts.

Suspect #2: Black male adult, early 20’s, 5’7”/5’8”, medium build, medium complexion, black faded/blocked hair, last seeing wearing a gray hoody sweatshirt (opened in front), red polo style shirt with light colored stripes, light (possibly acid washed) jean shorts or pants. Displayed a medium sized black semi-automatic handgun in waistband.

If you have any information about this incident please call or University Police Department Detective at (559) 278-8400.

via collegian.csufresno.edu

Campus Crime Log - The Reporter - Volume 2, Number 3

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Campus Crime Log

All Public Safety offices maintain a daily log listing all reported crimes. The log lists the date, time reported, time occurred, general location, and disposition, if this information is known at the time the incident is logged. The daily crime log is available for public inspection during at the all campuses’ Public Safety department.

KENDALL
Sept. 13, 2011, Bldg. 5000
Lost or Stolen Item

Sept. 12, 2011, Bldg. 6000
Larceny/ Petit Theft

Sept. 6, 2011, Lot 12
Hit & Run

Sept. 4, 2011, Main Entrance
Vandalism

Sept. 2, 2011, Bus Stop
Suspicious Person

Sept. 1, 2011, Parking Garage 2
Motor Vehicle Theft

Sept. 1, 2011, Bldg. M
Vandalism

NORTH
Sept. 12, 2011, East Rd.
Accident/ motor vehicle

Sept. 7 2011, Lot 15
Accident/ motor vehicle

Sept. 6 2011, Lot 15
Theft from vehicle

WOLFSON
Public safety logs have not been updated for the month of September.


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University of Florida News – Notice of off-campus sexual battery

The following information was reported to the Gainesville Police Department (GPD) and is being distributed to the campus community due to the crime’s close proximity to the University of Florida campus:

The GPD are looking for a man who sexually battered a woman as she was walking home from a midtown bar early Tuesday morning. According to information provided by the GPD, the crime happened around 1:40 a.m. in the 300 block of Northwest 18th Street. The victim indicated that a man grabbed her around the neck from behind with this left arm and assaulted her with his right hand. The victim then fought back and the man fled the area. After fighting the man off, the victim ran to her boyfriend’s house nearby to call for help.

The suspect is said to be a white man with dark hair, 5’, 7-8” tall and weighed about 155 pounds, according to the victim. He was wearing a green polo shirt and khaki shorts at the time of the incident. Anyone with information about the incident or who may know the man’s identity is asked to call police at (352) 955-1818. Those who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at (352) 372-STOP (7867).

The UFPD would also like to remind everyone of these basic safety considerations:

  • Avoid walking alone. On campus, use the Student Nighttime Auxiliary Patrol (SNAP), a safe campus escort service by calling (352) 392-SNAP (7627). SNAP operates from 6:30 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. throughout the week.
  • Stay in well-lighted areas, away from alleys, bushes, and entryways.
  • Walk on the side of the street facing traffic.
  • If a driver stops to ask directions, avoid getting close to the car.
  • If a car appears to be following you, turn and walk in the opposite direction. You should go to a location where other people are and get assistance. Also be sure to call police.
  • Don’t hitchhike and only accept rides from people you know well.
  • Always be alert and aware. If someone bothers you, don’t be embarrassed to attract attention to yourself. Yell!
  • Always try to let someone know where you are going and when you expect to return.
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Contact
Brad Barber, wbarber@ufl.edu, (352) 273-3309
via news.ufl.edu

Crimes near Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore: Theft from Vehicle-3200 Blk N. Calvert St; Theft-3201 St. Paul St.; Malicious Destruction-3600 Blk. St. Paul St.; Burglary-2800 Blk. N. Calvert St.; Burglary-2800 Blk. St. Paul St.

Below is a report from the September 19 JHU Security Daily Incident Report. Please forward on to interested persons.

 

Theft from Vehicle- ARREST- 3200 Blk N. Calvert St.- On Sept. 17 at approximately 6:00 PM, a witness observed a suspect break the rear passenger side window of a parked vehicle and remove an item. The witness called 911 and gave a description of the suspect. Baltimore Police stopped the suspect in the 3400 Blk of Greenmount Ave. after a foot pursuit. The witness positively identified the suspect. A stolen laptop computer was recovered and returned to the owner.

 

Theft – 3201 St. Paul St., Starbucks– On Sept. 16th at 2:15 PM, a JHU employee placed her cell phone on the table in which she was sitting. An unknown male suspect grabbed the phone from the table and ran out the front door of the establishment. The suspect was last seen with another male on St. Paul Street near 33rd Street. Baltimore Police responded.

Suspect Description: Male, black, between 20-30 years of age, 6 feet tall, 160 lbs, black hair in braids, gray hooded sweat shirt, khaki shorts.

 

Malicious Destruction – 3600 Blk. St. Paul St. – On Sept. 16th between 4:12 PM and 4:17 PM, a witness observed an unknown male using a rock to break the passenger side window of a parked car. When the suspect saw he was being watched, he ran west toward N. Charles Street. Campus officers searched the area with negative results. The car owner (Graduate student) found nothing missing. Baltimore Police were notified.

 

Burglary (Private Residence) – 2800 Blk. N. Calvert St. (even-numbered side) –On Sept. 16th at 6:00 PM, a non-affiliate left his apartment. On Sept. 17th at 12:28 AM, the non-affiliate returned and noticed four laptop computers, two backpacks, a necklace and cash were taken from the apartment. Entry had been gained through an unlocked, rear 2nd floor door which leads to a fire escape.  Baltimore Police responded. Investigation continuing.

 

Burglary (Private Residence) – 2800 Blk. St. Paul St, (odd-numbered side) – On Sept. 16th at 5:30 PM, a non-affiliate left his apartment. On Sept. 17th at 12:33 AM, the non-affiliate returned and noticed three laptop computers, a Playstation and cash were taken from the living room. Entry was gained through an unlocked front door. Baltimore Police responded. Investigation continuing.

 

Crime Prevention Tip of the Day - Burglary Prevention -- Ensure that all your windows and doors at the ground level or accessible by fire escape are secured before leaving the house or going to sleep. As the weather cools and air-conditioners and screens are being taken out of the windows, verify that the windows will close and lock. Check the locks on your doors and windows from the outside, as they would be tried by a burglar looking for security weaknesses.

 

 

Thank you,

 

 

Melissa Thompson

Johns Hopkins University

Office of Community Affairs