Community Safety Blotter & Activity
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February 5, 2024 - February 11, 2024
Weekly Activity:
Alarm checks: 10
Animal issue responses: 0
AOD interactions: 3
Building patrols: 319
Candle/incense violation interactions: 0
Community assistance responses: 1
Escorts: 5
Fire responses: 0
Foot patrols: 212
Held door checks: 6
Maintenance issue responses: 0
Medical assistance responses: 2
Noise complaint responses: 2
Suspicious circumstance responses: 3
Theft reports taken: 1
Unlocks: 78
Vehicle patrols: 258
Vehicle assistance responses: 4
Welfare check responses: 2
Weekly Reports:
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Narcan doses discovered missing this week: 0
Case #: 240058
Date: 2024 02 05
Time: 08:36
Description: Graffiti
Location: PAB/Performing Arts Building
Notes: A CSO on patrol encountered graffiti in the east stairwell on the first level of the Performing Arts Building. The CSO noted that the graffiti appeared to be a four-stanza poem written in calligraphy. Building services has been contacted for removal of the graffiti.
Case #: 240059
Date: 2024 02 06
Time: 13:25
Description: Theft from Structure
Location: 28 West
Notes: During an audit, community safety discovered unaccounted for valuables and reported the findings to the Controller.
Case #: 240060
Date: 2024 02 07
Time: 13:44
Description: Threat Assessment
Location: Campus
Notes: Community Safety received a report from a non-community member regarding the behavior of an excluded Reed community member.
Case #: 240061
Date: 2024 02 07
Time: 15:06
Description: Medical Call
Location: Psychology
Notes: A CSO responded to a medical call near an academic building. A student had tripped and received an injury from the resulting fall. The CSO provided first aid, and advised the student to visit the Health and Counseling Center for further care.
Case #: 240062
Date: 2024 02 07
Time: 22:31
Description: Evidence of Drug Use
Location: McKinley
Notes: A CSO on patrol in McKinley residence hall encountered the strong odor of cannabis. The CSO attempted to make contact with the residents of the room from which the odor was most likely emanating, but the residents did not respond.
Case #: 240063
Date: 2024 02 08
Time: 23:49
Description: Evidence of Drug Use
Location: Naito Hall
Notes: A CSO on patrol near Naito residence hall observed a group of students smoking on a balcony. As the CSO continued toward the building, they encountered the odor of cannabis. The CSO proceeded to make contact with the students and informed them smoking cannabis on campus was against college policy. The CSO requested the students present their IDs. Three of the students stated that they had left their student IDs in their rooms, and left the vicinity to retrieve them. After approximately five minutes had passed and none of the students returned, the CSO opted to return to their patrol and cleared the scene.
Case #: 240064
Date: 2024 02 09
Time: 14:50
Description: No Contact Order
Location: Campus
Notes: The community safety director issued a No Contact Order (NCO) between two community members.
Case #: 240065
Date: 2024 02 09
Time: 17:36
Description: Trespass
Location: 28 West
Notes: A previously excluded community member arrived at 28 West to appeal their exclusion. After a CSO discussed the terms of the exclusion with the community member, the member left campus.
Case #: 240066 – VOID REPORT
Case #: 240067
Date: 2024 02 10
Time: 01:00
Description: Alcohol Violation
Location: Pool Hall
Notes: A CSO on patrol in the pool hall observed a student move a beverage behind their back as the CSO entered the room. The CSO proceeded to make contact with the student. The student confirmed that they were holding an alcoholic beverage and that they were not of legal drinking age. The CSO confiscated and disposed of the alcoholic beverage and continued on their patrol.
Case #: 240068
Date: 2024 02 010
Time: 15:40
Description: Bias-Related Incident, Graffiti
Location: Pool Hall
Notes: Community Safety received a report of hateful graffiti that had been written on the chalkboard in the Pool Hall. The writing was erased and no further action was needed from Community Safety. This report has been forwarded on to the Office for Institutional Diversity.
Case #: 240069
Date: 2024 02 10
Time: 17:32
Description: No Contact Order Violation
Location: Campus
Notes: Community Safety received a report that a community member had violated their No Contact Order (NCO). The Community Safety Director is following up on this report.
Case #: 240070
Date: 2024 02 10
Time: 21:25
Description: Blue Bridge
Location: Graffiti
Notes: A CSO on patrol near the Blue Bridge encountered two individuals spray painting the support pylon of the Blue Bridge. Before the CSO could make contact with the individuals, they both ran away via the canyon trail. Building Services has been contacted for the removal of the graffiti.
Case #: 240071
Date: 2024 02 11
Time: 02:30
Description: Medical Amnesty, Alcohol Violation, Cannabis use or Possession
Location: Residence Hall
Notes: A CSO responded to an intoxicated student’s request for a wellness check. Upon arrival, the CSO referenced their Yellow Card for Signs of Alcohol or Other Drug Overdose Emergencies and determined that the student was not experiencing an alcohol or drug overdose. The CSO asked the student if they would like to be evaluated by paramedics, and the student declined. The student’s friend assisted the student into bed, and after the friend stated that they would remain with their intoxicated friend, the CSO provided the student with a yellow card and cleared the scene.
Case #: 240072
Date: 2024 02 11
Time: 15:05
Description: Trespass
Location: Campus
Notes: A CSO responded to a report of an excluded community member being seen on campus. A CSO made contact with the individual and escorted them to 28 West. As this was a repeat violation of their exclusion, Community Safety contacted the Portland Police Bureau, who arrested the individual for trespassing.
Case #: 240073 – VOID REPORT
CS Survey Responses:
Every week Community Safety requests survey responses from those who've had interactions with a member of the Community Safety team. These responses are always collected anonymously with the option for the responder to leave contact information if they would like for a member of Community Safety management to contact them, and are used internally for departmental performance tracking. Community Safety has opted to publish these survey results for transparency and community accountability. *Names and pronouns mentioned in survey responses will be redacted to protect the privacy of individuals.
In addition to surveys sent directly to those who have interacted with Community Safety, the Reed community is always encouraged to independently complete the survey regarding Community Safety's performance.
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Responses collected 02 12 2024
Unlock
Met expectations
Escort
Met expectations
Medical Assist
Met expectations
i was close to passing out due to a medically induced anxiety attack when my friends called the cso's for me. in my situation, i think what would have been most helpful in that moment would have been one of the fruit snacks that the owls carry around just because blood sugar and it would have been grounding to just focus on having a small snack. also some bandaids would have been nice just to cover up my injury so i didnt get freaked out looking at it. the bandaids would have been for psychological purposes, not for any medical necessity. the cso was very kind though and i appreciated the visit!
| Unlock | Met expectations | ||
| Escort | Met expectations | ||
| Medical Assist | Met expectations | i was close to passing out due to a medically induced anxiety attack when my friends called the cso's for me. in my situation, i think what would have been most helpful in that moment would have been one of the fruit snacks that the owls carry around just because blood sugar and it would have been grounding to just focus on having a small snack. also some bandaids would have been nice just to cover up my injury so i didnt get freaked out looking at it. the bandaids would have been for psychological purposes, not for any medical necessity. the cso was very kind though and i appreciated the visit! |