Are
the Victim of a Theft
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If items
are stolen from you, there is little hope of recovering them unless
you make a timely and complete report.
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As soon
as the theft is discovered, notify the police. An officer will
take a report from you. Try to supply as much information as
possible concerning the stolen property, including serial number,
make, model and value.
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The majority
of thefts on campus occur because property was left unsecured or unattended.
It is estimated that over 80% of all thefts on campus could be prevented
if everyone would lock up valuables. This is the most effective
way of preventing theft.
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Are
the Victim of an Assault
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Notify
the administration and law enforcement as soon as you can.
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Try to
remember as much about the person as possible. Important characteristics
include: sex, race, hair color and length; clothing description; scars
or tattoos and other noticeable markings; mode of travel, vehicle
type, color and tag number.
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The campus
will be search immediately for suspects and neighboring police agencies
will be notified to assist.
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See
Suspicious Persons
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If you
see anyone acting suspiciously, contact the school’s administration
or a law enforcement department. Do not approach the person
yourself.
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Report
the type of suspicious activity and give a general description of
the subjects (sex, race, dress, vehicle, and location).
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