8 Campus Crime Scenarios: Would These Count As Clery Crimes?
Would these campus crime scenarios be considered Clery crimes and if so, how should they be classified in an Annual Security Report (ASR)?
Would these campus crime scenarios be considered Clery crimes and if so, how should they be classified in an Annual Security Report (ASR)?
The Faculty Senate’s resolution maintains including race in crime alerts contributes to the disproportionately violent policing of Black people.
Research shows blue light emergency phones help deter crimes, and students and parents still want the technology on campus.
A new report claims DCPS administrators told its police chief not to report petty acts of misconduct or misdemeanors to law enforcement.
These scenario-based questions will test your Clery knowledge as your campus prepares its Annual Security Report (ASR).
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The 16-year-old student was showing off a semi-automatic handgun inside a storage area when it went off, killing his JROTC classmate.
Concerns over the use of vape pens to inhale drugs continue to grow as hundreds of vaping-related illnesses have been reported.
Three 14-year-olds were arrested and two handguns along with a replica AR-15 semiautomatic rifle were seized from their homes.
A16-year-old former student was seen in a video making racist comments towards black people and later made threats to shoot up the school.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.