10 Most Read Campus Safety Stories from October 2020
A wide variety of topics were of interest this month, including the Clery Act, campus police, tabletop exercises and the upcoming election.
A wide variety of topics were of interest this month, including the Clery Act, campus police, tabletop exercises and the upcoming election.
The man, who is listed in critical condition, attempted to enter another patient’s room that was being guarded by sheriff’s deputies.
A psychiatric patient at Munster Community Hospital placed the security officer in a chokehold after violently attacking a nurse.
The woman told police that her estranged husband showed up to her place of work and wanted to talk to her boyfriend, who also worked there.
When the officers arrived, they found the suspect carrying a handgun near the emergency room.
The 51-year-old suspect was subdued by an ER doctor and nurse at MemorialCare Orange Coast Medical Center before police arrived.
Police opened fire on the suspect at two separate locations after he pointed a weapon at officers and refused repeated demands to drop it.
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The suspect was at the N.C. hospital with her mother when she jumped out of the vehicle and pulled a handgun from a duffel bag.
In all, 25 hospital security officers were honored at a luncheon that was held in Los Angeles on Oct. 16.
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