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CAMPUS POLICE - Police Informer Newsletter

              

Text Box: Q.C.C. POLICE INFORMER Sept.2008 Vol. 1 Issue 1 Editor: Lt. Reynaldo Rodriguez

                                                                                              

                                                                                                            

SAFETY TIP OF THE MONTH: On the back of your credit card, write CHECK ID in big letters under or above your signature.

                                         Parking Reminders

FACULTY & STAFF PARKING AREAS: Specifically includes all lower campus parking spaces such as the parking lot outside of Suprenant Hall, The Athletic Center, the first row in Parking Lot #1, and the front and rear of the Administration Building. Any overflow parking is in the Student/Visitor Parking Lots.

 STUDENT PARKING AREAS: All students are required to park ONLY in the upper 5 parking lots located on the east side of the campus. Lot 1 row 1 is designated staff/faculty parking until 4pm. Any overflow will be in the Soccer Field only when directed by Q.C.C. Police and end at 3pm.

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BE AWARE OF THIS:

bulletIn the library backpacks are easily stolen. Either keep your bag in eyesight, or don’t leave your wallet/valuables inside it. Laptops are also easy prey.
bulletIn the parking lots, windows get smashed and items taken. Don’t leave any valuables where it can be seen from outside.

On campus crime prevention awareness:

If your office has an alarm code pad and you have the authority to set it, REMEMBER to alarm it prior to leaving for the end of the day. This will reduce the chances of your office or area being burglarized.

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F.B.I. STATISTICS ON HOME BURGLARIES

 

bulletEvery 13 seconds a home is burglarized, Over 2.5 million burglaries per year.
bullet8,600 break-ins every day, 85% of all break-ins are through a doorway.
bullet66% of all burglaries involved forcible entry, 1 out of 3 residential assaults are a result of a burglary.
bullet85% of break-ins are committed by non-professional burglars. Usually desperate and dangerous, 51% of break-ins occur during daylight.

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 Never forgotten: Binge Drinking Fatalities

September 1997, Adman Prentice, 21, a junior at Umass Amherst, was drinking during a homecoming celebration and died after crashing through a greenhouse roof.

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CIVILITY: Treat each other with respect. Treat every member of the community as an adult. Respect everyone’s ability to learn as a student or teach as an instructor. Things to avoid are sarcasm, dismissing the abilities of each other, or making assumptions based on a person’s age, appearance, etc…Make it clear that you value each other as individuals. No one can expect to be respected if everyone doesn’t treat each other with respect.

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THE ADVENTURES OF OFFICER BOB After a party one evening, Drunken Derek and Unlucky Lilly were going home. Drunken Derek had a few drinks and did not want Unlucky Lilly to drive. About one mile down the road, Drunken Derek was pulled over by Officer Bob. Drunken Derek tells Unlucky Lilly, “Don’t say one word. I’ll do all the talking.” Officer Bob walks up to the car and asks, “Do you know why I pulled you over?” “Why no,” says Drunken Derek, “It seems your registration is not current. Were you aware of this?” inquired Officer Bob. “No. I had no idea” replied Drunken Derek. Unlucky Lilly speaks up and says, “Yes you did, I’ve been telling you to take care of that for two months now.” “Be quiet please!” Drunken Derek yelled politely. “Well, sir, that’s not the only reason I pulled you over. Did you know that you have a tail-light out as well?” asked Officer Bob. Drunken Derek with the best innocent face he could muster says, “Why no, officer. I had no idea.” Unlucky Lilly then says, “Derek, please, you got a ticket for that last week. You knew.” “Be quiet please!” Drunken Derek says with a growl. Officer Bob then leans in the window and says, “Excuse me, does he always talk to you like that?” Unlucky Lilly then informs him, “No, Only when he’s drunk.”    

 Rape Aggression Defense Systems (Self Defense Course for Women)

NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING: Meets on Monday and Wednesday October 6, 8, 13, 15 5pm to 9pm. Sign up at QCCPD.

 

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Text Box: When investigating an incident it is necessary for the Q.C.C. Police to ask you questions. Questioning aids the officer in determining the cause to many problems such as accidents, criminal offenses or even preventing an incident from occurring.  

 

Text Box: Officer: “Sir, are you stuck?” Truck Driver, “No, I’m delivering a bridge!”

 

                                                                                                              

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