Campus Safety Report
September 13-20, 2020
Provided by Ross Stout.
Emergency Medical Aid
September 14, 12:58 p.m. (In a Campus Residence): Campus Safety received a call reporting a student had taken medication and alcohol and was not feeling well. An officer responded and met with the student. A report was filed and the on-call area coordinator was notified.
Suspicious Activity/Persons
September 14, 10:23 p.m. (Lausanne Hall): Campus Safety received a call reporting a suspicious individual on campus with no mask and smoking. Officers responded and made contact with the individual who was then removed from campus.
September 14, 6:13 p.m. (University Center): Campus Safety received a call from a student after witnessing kids on scooters riding around with no masks on. An officer responded and searched the area, but could not locate the individuals.
September 16, 9:32 a.m. (Goudy Commons): Campus Safety received a call from an employee reporting a suspicious individual wearing scrubs and carrying a bag. An officer responded and searched the area, but could not locate the individual.
September 16, 1:13 p.m. (Belknap Hall): Campus Safety received a call from a student reporting kids on scooters riding around with no masks on. An officer responded and searched the area and found the kids headed off campus.
September 19, 12:05 p.m. (Skybridge): Campus Safety received calls reporting hypodermic needles underneath the bridge. An officer responded and all needles were removed and disposed of.
September 20, 12:40 a.m. (Hatfield Fountain): Campus Safety received a call reporting that 30-40 students, who were shirtless and maskless, were playing in the Hatfield Fountain. Campus Safety responded to the scene in the Campus Safety patrol car. When the participants saw the vehicle, the ran away in several different directions. Officers searched the nearby area and found some students, but all were wearing shirts and masks
Welfare Check
September 15, 3:30 a.m. (In a Campus Residence): A concerned parent contacted Campus Safety after not hearing back from their child and requested a welfare check. An officer responded and made contact with the student at their residence and requested that they contact their parent.