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Community Safety Blotter & Activity 

August 29, 2022 - September 4, 2022

Weekly Activity:

Alarm checks: 3
Animal issue responses: 0
AOD interactions: 0
Building patrols: 124
Candle/incense violation interactions: 0
Community assistance responses: 8
Escorts: 5
Fire responses: 0
Foot patrols: 204
Held door checks: 10
Maintenance issue responses: 0
Medical assistance responses: 7
Noise complaint responses: 1
Suspicious circumstance responses: 12
Theft reports taken: 0
Unlocks: 121
Vehicle patrols: 194
Vehicle assistance responses: 2
Welfare check responses: 3

Weekly Reports:

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Case #: 220289
Date: 2022 08 29
Time: 1918
Description: Medical Assist - Other
Location: Residence Hall

Notes: A CSO responded to a request for medical assistance in a residence hall. The CSO arrived and spoke with the student. As the CSO and student spoke, the student’s symptoms subsided to the point that they felt comfortable ending the conversation with no medical intervention. 

Case #: 220290 
Date: 2022 08 29
Time: 1958
Description: Exclusion
Location: East Lot

Notes: A CSO responded to an individual lying on the ground in the entrance to the East Lot. Upon arrival, the CSO encountered a non-community member who was possibly experiencing a mental health crisis. The CSO explained to the individual that they were at serious risk of being hit by a vehicle should they continue to lie in that location. A second CSO arrived on the scene and the CSOs were able to motivate the individual to exit campus to lie in a safer location. 

Case #: 220291
Date: 2022 08 30
Time: 0648
Description: Graffiti
Location: Trillium

Notes: A CSO on patrol encountered new graffiti in multiple locations on the east side of Trillium. Building services has been contacted for removal of the graffiti.

Case #: 220292
Date: 2022 08 30
Time: 1925
Description: Bias-Related Incident
Location: South Lawn

Notes: A student reported that there was an attempt to burn a cross on the south lawn during the celebration that followed the Noise Parade. This report is being followed up on by the Office for Institutional Diversity. 

Case #: 220293
Date: 2022 09 02 
Time: 1105
Description: No Contact Order
Location: Campus

Notes: No Contact Orders were put in place at the request of the Title IX Coordinator.

Case #: 220294
Date: 2022 09 02
Time: 1302
Description: Medical Assist - Other
Location: Residence Hall

Notes: A CSO responded to a request for medical assistance in a residence hall. When the CSO arrived the student stated that they had begun feeling better and declined any further medical intervention.

Case #: 220295
Date: 2022 09 02
Time: 1352
Description: Theft - Bike
Location: McKinley Residence Hall

Notes: A student arrived at 28 West to report that their bike had been stolen from the bike rack outside of McKinley residence hall where it had been secured. 

Case #: 220296
Date: 2022 09 02
Time: 1405
Description: Medical Transport - Other
Location: Campus

Notes: CSOs responded to a request for medical assistance. Upon arrival, the individual requiring assistance was assessed and it was determined that the individual should be transported to a nearby medical facility for further care and evaluation. The CSOs remained on the scene providing care until American Medical Response arrived and transported the individual to a medical facility. 

Case #: 220297
Date: 2022 09 02
Time: 1444
Description: 28 West
Location: Special Detail

Notes: A community member arrived at 28 West to discuss their cut bike lock and a note that had been left in place of their bike. The CSO reviewed the information they had available and relayed to the individual that the bike they had had been stolen from another community member the year before. The new owner of the bike stated that they had purchased the bike from a non-community member and could provide the proof of purchase. The CSO explained that at that time there was nothing they could do since the bike had been returned to its rightful owner but that the student was able to email the original owner who was now again in possession of the bike. The individual did so and they ended up having a phone conversation with the original owner of the bike. No further action was necessary from CS at this time.

Case #: 220298
Date: 2022 09 02
Time: 2235
Description: Medical Amnesty/Medical Assist - Alcohol
Location: Residence Hall

Notes: CSOs responded to a request for medical assistance in relation to alcohol intoxication. The CSOs met with the student in need and a few friends accompanying the student. After assessing the student for signs of alcohol overdose it was concluded that no medical intervention would be necessary. The student’s friends offered to remain with the student until they felt better. 

Case #: 220299
Date: 2022 09 02
Time: 2344
Description: Medical Amnesty/Medical Assist - Alcohol/Student Concern
Location: Campus

Notes: CSOs responded to a request for medical assistance in relation to alcohol intoxication. The CSOs met with the student in need and a friend accompanying the student. After assessing the student for signs of alcohol overdose it was concluded that no medical intervention would be necessary. The student did express a desire to meet with an Area Coordinator (AC), who was contacted. The AC met with the student and upon the conclusion of their conversation, the CSOs provided the student with an escort to their residence.

Case #: 220300
Date: 2022 09 03
Time: 1933
Description: Graffiti
Location: Trillium
Notes: A CSO on patrol encountered new graffiti on the southeast corner of Trillium residence hall. Building services has been contacted for removal of the graffiti.

Case #: 220301
Date: 2022 09 03
Time: 2321
Description: Damage to Property
Location: Trillium
Notes: This report is incomplete at this time.

Case #: 220302
Date: 2022 09 04
Time: 0052
Description: Theft of Motor Vehicle/Damage to Property/Clery Act Reportable Incident
Location: Botsford Drive

Notes: A CSO on vehicle patrol encountered a green truck that was blocking the Reed vans parked off of Botsford Drive. The CSO observed an unknown individual exit the row of vans, climb into the green truck and leave. As the CSO followed behind the truck in an attempt to capture the license plate information, the truck sped up to a high rate of speed and did not stop at the stop sign at the intersection of 28th Ave and Steele St. The CSO returned to the Reed vans and noted that one van back door had been tampered with and another van showed signs of attempted vehicle theft, as its ignition keyhole had been severely damaged. 

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 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 09 06 2022

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AOD		Met expectations	(Redacted) was pretty chill about the situation so I wasn’t scared by getting caught.
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Unlock		Met expectations	All went well.
Medical Assist		Surpassed expectations	The two CSOs who came to the dorm (Redacted and Redacted) were really great. Super good with the student who needed medical help. However, dispatch for the emergency line said they wouldn’t send someone out unless I gave them my name (which I did, but then they still wouldn’t send someone until I spelled it for them). I didn’t have a problem sharing my name, but in a more severe emergency, the time it takes for them to correctly spell my name could be an issue. Once they have the location, maybe they could send someone and while they’re on the way, dispatch could get info like names. Additionally, if a student who is calling for help is only given help after sharing their name, that could be problematic, especially if someone is calling for a friend and doesn’t want to get involved/would like to do so anonymously. (I realize medical amnesty would still cover someone calling for a friend, but not everyone does.)
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Unlock		Surpassed expectations	I LOVE U (REDACTED)!!! And yes, we do have a 4th floor in trillium!
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Escort		Met expectations	the cso were kind and kept me focused on things other than the reason i requested an escort
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Unlock		Met expectations	Very quick to arrive and efficient, much appreciated.
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Unlock		Surpassed expectations	Great service and great people!!
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Medical Assist		Met expectations
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Other Complaints or Comments (please specify)	Reporting a Title IX violation	Surpassed expectations	Very kind and helpful, reassuring, but still honest.
Unlock		Surpassed expectations
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AOD		Below expectations	(Redacted) confiscated my alcohol then poured them out on the great lawn. Then (Redacted) just threw them on the ground and left them there. I was afraid to clean it up myself as I didn't want any more complications with CSO's. Additionally, (Redacted) said nothing as to say if we should pick it up. If CSO's are going to confiscate things from me, i think that, after they pour out whatever alcohol we had, they should throw it away too. (Redacted) just littered on campus.
AOD		Surpassed expectations	Just a nice interaction and I got a trading card so win win, kinda.
Medical Assist		Met expectations
Unlock		Met expectations	The person who answered the phone was quite short tempered, and although I understand that they probably had millions of the same call, a little understanding and kindness could have gone a long way