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| CAMPUS POLICE - Police Informer- "Reducing Crime and Promoting Safety" |
SAFETY TIP OF THE MONTH: Don’t let your guard down. Crime can occur at anytime, day or night. Criminals target those who appear to be vulnerable, isolated or preoccupied. Initiating conversation, such as asking for directions or money, is often a tactic used by criminals to create opportunity for an assault or robbery.
PROTECTING YOUR OFFICE AREA
Many people who would not dream of leaving their cars unlocked, may leave their office area unattended. If you think your belongings are safe, think again. There is a different breed of criminals known as “office creepers”. They dress like coworkers or service personnel and use the chaos of a busy office to go unnoticed. Ways to avoid being a victim of an office creeper:
*Be familiar with as many of your fellow QCC employees as possible.
*If you see someone wandering around looking for someplace or thing, ask if you can help them.
*If you believe the person is suspicious contact QCC Police.
*Keep your personal keys and office keys separate.
*Don’t hide your wallet or purses in unlocked cabinets/drawers
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MAKE A DIFFERENCE DRIVE SAFELY
We all use and share the roads, therefore we should do all we can to encourage and facilitate the safe operations of all vehicles. We cannot do it alone.
*Distracted drivers were involved in nearly 8 out of 10 collisions or near-crashes.
*Driver inattention is factor in most crashes.
Three Things we can do:
- Keep your eyes on the ROAD and both hands on the wheel.
- Don’t talk or answer your cell phone while driving.
- If you’re going to do anything but drive, Pull Over or wait until you are safely stopped.
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Never forgotten: Binge Drinking Fatalities
Binaya Oja—a Clarkson first-year, died after a night of binge drinking.
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EMERGENCY GUIDE/CHEMICAL EXPOSURE-ACCIDENT
Damage to individuals and/or to the environment can be caused by any unplanned sudden or non-sudden release of hazardous materials. Potentially hazardous materials can include a wide variety of chemicals as well as human waste and other contaminants.
Person in control of the classroom/area should evacuate the affected area at once.
Seal the area off to prevent further contamination.
Where unidentified vapors are involved, always assume they are toxic or hazardous.
When reporting, be specific about the nature of the involved material and exact location.
Wait for directions and try not to expose others+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
THE ADVENTURES OF OFFICER BOB
Thieving Tom broke into a bank after hours. Before he left he took down a camera so that there would be no evidence. Unfortunately for Thieving Tom he did not get the camera video taping him stealing the camera and Officer Bob was able to identify and arrest Thieving Tom.
Come join Lt. Reynaldo Rodriguez in a presentation to make everyone aware of the dangers of distracted driving: TUESDAY NOV. 17, 2009 107A 4:30pm
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Parking Appeal Excuse of the Month:
“Battery was dead. Could not afford a new one until Friday that week. Also out of gas.”