For the protection and safety of SU students, faculty, staff and neighbors, The Department of Public Safety releases the following alert:
September 11, 2015
This is an update to the Crime Prevention Information Alert regarding off campus area burglaries, issued by the Department of Public Safety dated September 8, 2015.
For the protection and safety of SU students, faculty, staff and neighbors, The Department of Public Safety releases the following alert:
Crime Prevention Bulletin
September 8, 2015
It has come to the attention of the Department of Public Safety that some off campus apartments in areas near campus have recently been burglarized while occupied. The intruder(s) entered via unlocked doors and stole various electronics items.
These types of crimes are preventable, and this is a reminder to lock your doors at all times. If anyone experiences or witnesses an incident like this, please contact the Syracuse Police Department at (315) 442-5222 or the Syracuse University Department of Public Safety at (315) 443-2224.
BICYCLE SECURITY
September 4, 2015
DPS reports that several bicycle thefts have occurred on campus in recent weeks. Although the stolen bicycles were secured to bike racks with cable locks, the locks were easily cut.
To help reduce bicycle thefts, owners are advised to properly utilize a Ubolt type lock (as seen below) to secure their bicycle frames directly to a bike rack. These U-bolt locks are available at the Syracuse University Bookstore in the Schine Student Center at a 25 percent discount (with coupon) for students, faculty and staff.
For the protection and safety of SU students, faculty, staff and neighbors, the Department of Public Safety releases the following alert:
Off Campus Forcible Touching
Sunday, August 30, 2015 at approximately 2:00 am
SPD Case # 15-435800
800 block of Walnut Ave
A student reported being forcibly touched by an unknown male in the 800 block of Walnut Ave., between Marshall St. and E. Adams St. The student reports she was walking alone behind her off campus residence on Walnut Ave., when she was approached by the suspect.
For the protection and safety of SU students, faculty, staff and neighbors, the Department of Public Safety releases the following alert:
Tuesday, July 7, 2015 at approximately 7:42 pm
Case # 15-357154
1200 block East Adams Street
A student reported a robbery that occurred off campus. The student reports he was walking eastbound in the 1200 block of East Adams St. when he was approached by a male from behind. The suspect got his attention by saying “give me your stuff”. The suspect did display a knife at the time. The victim gave the suspect his bag which contained personal property. The suspect fled the scene on foot heading west on East Adams St. The student sustained a minor abrasion to his right elbow from the strap of his bag and refused medical attention.
