University Police eNewsletter

2009 Edition, November Issue

     It did not take long for November to arrive and with it the "holiday season". I know we are all looking forward to time off at Thanksgiving. The problem occurs when we get back from break and try to resume our classwork. Take a look at the following articles to help further educate yourself and avoid becoming a victim of a crime. 

Sgt. Ed Jones

How to Cope With the Crank Phone Caller
By Sgt. Ed Jones
    The phone rings. It’s 3 a.m. No, it’s not Mom calling to say Dad just deposited $500 in your account. Instead a string of obscenities, heavy breathing or silence . . .

The Prevention of Stalking
By Sgt. Ed Jones
    In recent years, the problem of stalking has become more pronounced. In most cases, it involves an unwanted romantic interest, such as an estranged husband or boyfriend.  . . .

Theft Prevention
By Sgt. Ed Jones
Six Facts about Thefts on Campus Theft is the most common crime on campus. The majority of thefts are most likely committed by those using our facilities. Most thefts occur from the dining . . .

University Police Chief

Edwin L. Lashley

Crime Prevention Specialist / Editor

Cpl. Ed Jones

Technical Editor