The Department of Public Safety provides the following information as required by the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act [20 USC 1092(f)] for incidents occurring in the past 60 days.
- Disposition of Case (Open, Closed, Referred, etc.)
- Case Number
- Nature of Incident (explanation of abbreviations listed below)
- Case Offense, if applicable
- Related Offenses, if applicable
- Date-Time Reported
- Date-Time Occurred
- General Location
View today’s Daily Crime Log.
Nature of Incident Abbreviation Explanations
ABC: ABC Violation
ABDT: Abduction, Kidnapping
AIRC: Aviation Complaint
AIRE: Aircraft Emergency/Crash
ALRB: Alarm – Burglary
ALRM: Alarm – All Other
ALRP: Alarm – Call for Police
ALRR: Alarm – Robbery
AMBU: Ambulance Call
ANML: Animal Complaint
ARSN: Arson
ASLT: Assault
ASTC: Assist a Citizen (noncriminal)
ASTO: Assist Other (non-police agency)
ASTP: Assist Police Agency
BCAL: Building Collapse
BCHK: Bad Check
BDOG: Barking Dog
BIO: Biological Call
BOAT: Boat (Distress, Speeding, etc.)
BOMB: Bomb Threat or Explosive Device
BURG: Burglary
CALL: Call for the Police (unknown nature)
CEXP: Child Exploitation
CHLD: Child Abuse, Abandoned, Left Alone, Etc.
CIVC: Civilian Complaint Against Police
CIVL: Civil Process
CMIS: Criminal Mischief
COP: Community Oriented Policing
DEMO: Demonstration (Protest)
DETL: Detail
DISP: Dispute (Civil disagreement)
DIST: Disturbance
DOA: Dead Body
DOMI: Domestic – Injury
DOMP: Domestic – Physical
DOMV: Domestic – Verbal
DOMW: Domestic – Weapon
DOWN: Person Down (unknown reason)
DRUG: Drug Complaint
DRWN: Drowning
DWI: Driving While Intoxicated
ELEV: Elevator Problem
ESCA: Escape from Custody
ESCT: Escort
EXPL: Explosion
FGHT: Fight
FIRE: Fire
FLUP: Follow-up
FORG: Forgery
FRAD: Fraud
FUME: Fume (odor)
FWAR: Follow-up Warrant
FINKS: Fireworks Complaint
GAMB: Gambling
GAP: Gun Amnesty Program
GRAF: Graffiti
HARR: Harassment
HAZD: Hazardous Condition
HELP: Officer Needs Assistance
HOMI: Homicide
HUNT: Hunting/Hunter Complaint
IDEN: Identity Theft
INDA: Industrial Accident
INFO: Information
INTX: Intoxicated Person
IOD: Injury on Duty
JUVS: Juvenile Problem
LARC: Larceny
LEWD: Lewdness
LIFE: Project Life Saver
LOCK: Lockout Residence or Automobile
LOCL: Local Law Violation
LOCO: Train Derailment/Accident
LOIT: Loitering
LOUD: Noise Complaint
MAIL: Mail-in Complaint
MEDV: Medivac/Helicopter (OCSO)
MEGL: Megan’s Law
MENA: Menacing
MENT: Possible Person in Crisis
MISC: Miscellaneous Complaint
MISP: Missing Person
MVCB: Motor Vehicle Collision – Bus
MVCC: Motor Vehicle Collision – Injuries Structure
MVCD: Motor Vehicle Collision – Damage
MVCH: Motor Vehicle Collision – Left Scene/Injuries
MVCI: Motor Vehicle Collision – Injuries
MVCL: Motor Vehicle Collision – Left Scene
MVCP: Motor Vehicle Collision with Possible Injuries
MVCS: Motor Vehicle Collision – Structure Involved
NOTI: Notification
OPEN: Open Door/Window
OVRD: Overdose (accidental overdose)
PCHK: Property Check
PDAM: Property Damage
PFCK: Public Facility Property Check
PINJ: Personal Injury
POI: Point of Information
PROP: Property Lost/Found
PROS: Prostitution
PROW: Prowler
RAPE: Rape
REND: Reckless Endangerment
ROBB: Robbery
SHOT: Shots Fired
SNOW: Snow Complaint
SRST: School Related Shooting Threat
STAB: Stabbing
STAT: Status Check
STOP: Traffic Stop
SUIC: Suicide
SUMM: Summons
SUSI: Suspicious Incident
SUSP: Suspicious Person
SUSV: Suspicious Vehicle
SUSW: Suspicious Person with a Weapon
SXOF: Sex Offense
TRAF: Traffic Problem
TRAN: Transport
TRES: Trespass
VEHA: Abandoned Vehicle
VEHD: Disabled Vehicle
VEHL: Located Stolen Vehicle
VEHP: Parking Complaint
VEHR: Repossessed Vehicle
VEHS: Stolen Vehicle
VEHT: Towed Vehicle
WARP: Warrant Processed
WARR: Warrant Served
WIRE: Wires Down
WMD: Weapons of Mass Destruction
WIRP: Water Problem
XING: School Crossing