University Police Current Information:
Crime Alert - 6/26/2009
On 6-26-09, at approximately 2:15 AM, a female student was forced into a vehicle, by two men, and taken to an apartment where she was allegedly sexually assaulted. The abduction took place somewhere near the 1800 block of S. Lincoln St. The assault took place in the former Adobe Apartments, also on S. Lincoln St.
The victim could not provide a description of the attackers except they were in a white colored truck with a small seat in the back.
If anyone saw anything in that area, please contact the University Police at 942-2071 or the San Angelo Police Detective Division at 657-4351.This incident occurred off campus and is being investigated by the San Angelo Police Department.
The campus community should be cautious when being in this area. Individuals are discouraged from walking alone late at night. Any suspicious activity should be immediately reported to police.
This alert is issued in compliance with the provisions of the Clery Act.
New Parking Regulations approved by the Board of Regents
Changes have been decided on for parking during the upcoming 2010 school year. Final approval of the parking regulations has been passed by the Board of Regents Meeting.
University Police begin issuing Tweets.
The University Police will start using 'Twitter' to better communicate with the Angelo State community.
Twitter is a social network consisting of 'mini-blogs' that can be received by your computer or cell phone. It is one of the hottest forms of communication being used today.
UPD will utilize this instant communication between the public and the department to open a faster, more direct line of contact.
To follow the UPD tweets go to www.twitter.com/asupd and join in!
2008 Racial Profiling Report
Two words we hope we never hear on our campus.
University Police adheres to a standard of preparation as the key to a positive outcome in a negative situation. As such, we present to you "Shots Fired On Campus", part of a training program designed to empower people with knowledge and strategies for preventing and surviving an active shooter situation.
To view the video, log into RamPort and select the "Shots Fired on Campus Training video" link in the Campus Safety Channel.
RamPark
All vehicles parked on campus must have a current, valid parking permit correctly displayed at all times.
RamPark is ASU's parking service. Click here for more information and how you can get your parking permit!
Crime Prevention
Don't want to see your name in the blotter? Contact Lt. Marc West to schedule a cirme prevention presentation and learn how to keep yourself from being a victim.
Crime Alerts
Quick Links
- Active Shooter Powerpoint
- ASUALERT
- Emergency Procedures
- Emergency Call Box Map
- Report Crime on Campus! Call ACTT (942-2288)
- Emergency Procedure - Active Shooter
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