Police Seeks Suspect In Sexual Battery Incident
The Incident occurred at the Student Success Center’s Queer Resource Center on Thursday afternoon.
The Incident occurred at the Student Success Center’s Queer Resource Center on Thursday afternoon.
Thursday’s robbery marks a new trend in crime activity as it is the third criminal incident reported by campus police since the beginning of the semester. Last fall, only one incident was reported to students and it occurred off-campus.
On September 15, in a press conference located at the shoe store, “Footprint,” on Taraval, Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Gordon Mar announced the launch of a new program called the “Storefront Vandalism Relief Grant Program.” The program plans to offer either $1,000 or $2,000 to small businesses victimized by break-ins or any sort of property damage caused by crime.
What a report reveals about the safety of City College’s campuses.
Campus police to hire four more officers By Charles Innis The Guardsman City College has been experiencing an overall decrease of…
Two crimes have been reported to the San Francisco Community College Police in the first week of the Fall…
Equipped with bulletproof vests, handcuffs, a collapsible baton and pepper spray, City College campus police officers Tiffany Green and Erica McGlaston responded quickly to a dispatch call regarding a disruptive student in class.
Three separate theft-related incidents were reported on Feb. 12. Two of the incidents were thefts at the Wellness Center and at the Visual Arts building. The third was an armed robbery inside Science Hall.
By Alex Lamp:
Positive identifications, convictions and savvy librarians might make thieves think twice before stealing on Ocean campus.
By Cassandra Hendry The Guardsman Recently there have been three robberies and an attempted rape in the Wellness Center on…
By Alex Lamp Violent crimes against City College students at the Wellness Center and the surrounding neighborhood that occurred in…
The Guardsman office and Math Lab at City College’s Ocean campus were targeted by possible burglary early in the morning of May 1, though their plans were thwarted when two of the newspapers’ editors prevented the break-in and alerted authorities.
At City College unattended valuables like laptops and cameras are a favorite for thieves looking for a quick score.