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CAMPUS CRIME UPDATE:
Truck recovered,
suspect identified in auto theft
UTMB Police report that the 1998 Dodge Ram
1500 pick-up truck stolen last week from Parking Garage No. 2 on Harborside
Drive has been recovered and a suspect identified.
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CAMPUS CRIME ALERT:
Motor Vehicle Theft
Vehicle Stolen from Parking Garage # 2 at 1011 Harborside Dr.
A
1998 Dodge Ram 1500 pick-up truck was stolen from the fourth level of
Parking Garage # 2
(1011 Harborside Dr.) sometime between 1 p.m. on Thursday, March 13,
2008, and 6 p.m. on
Friday, March 14, 2008.
The vehicle is described as follows:
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1998 Dodge Ram 1500 King Cab Pick-Up Truck
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Black in Color with flare sides and a
dented rear bumper
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License Plate Number 08WDJ4
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Vehicle’s keys were also stolen.
If you have any information that could aid
in the investigation of this offense, please call the UTMB Police Department
at (409) 772-1111.
UTMB employees
and students are encouraged to follow these auto safety tips on and off
campus:
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Park in well-lighted areas and
always lock your vehicle.
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Always check for intruders
inside your vehicle (front and back seats) before climbing in.
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Never leave a purse, packages
or valuables such as electronics in plain view inside your vehicle; if
possible, lock items in your trunk.
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UTMB Alert Page
CAMPUS CRIME ALERT:
ROBBERY AT SHUTTLE LOT
On Tuesday night, July 10,
2007 at approximately 10:15 p.m., a UTMB employee was robbed at the shuttle
parking lot located at 600 Holiday Drive. The employee’s purse was taken. No
weapons were involved.
A description of the robber
follows:
Black man in his late teens,
early twenties
6’ to 6’4” tall
Thin build, approx. 160-170
lbs.
Dark skinned
Short curly hair, no facial
hair
Oblong face with long nose
The suspect was last seen
wearing a gray short sleeved t-shirt with a square print, yellowish in color
with two stripes slanted across the print, and dark pants.
The man was last seen running
north towards the Courtland’s Apartments.
Members of the campus
community are advised to always stay alert and pay attention to their
surroundings, exercise caution and report any unusual person or activity on
university property or near campus to the UTMB Police Department promptly.
If you have any information that could aid in
the investigation of this offense, please call the UTMB Police at (409)
772-1111.
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Campus Crime Alert:
Patient assaulted near cafeteria courtyard
May 2, 2007
Late
Wednesday night, May 2, a female patient was allegedly assaulted in the
cafeteria courtyard between John Sealy Hospital and Café on the Court. Between
11:45 p.m. and 12:15 a.m., the woman indicated an assailant grabbed her from
behind while she was sitting at a table in the courtyard. A struggle ensued
and the woman was able to drive off her attacker. The suspect ran south toward
the Administration Building and then continued running to the east.
The
suspect was described as:
White
male
Approximately 6'3" tall,
thin build
Scruffy unkempt dirty blonde
hair
Unshaven and dirty
He
was last seen wearing a blue baseball cap, black muscle shirt and khaki pants
with holes.
Members of the campus
community are advised to always stay alert and pay attention to their
surroundings, exercise caution and report any unusual person or activity on or
near campus to the UTMB Police Department at (409) 772-1111. Remember,
after dark the UTMB Police Department will provide a safety escort for persons
walking on campus or to their vehicles. Call (409) 772-2691 to access this
service.
If you have any information
that could aid the UTMB Police Department in the ongoing investigation
of this offense, please call (409) 772-1111.
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CAMPUS CRIME
ALERT: Motor Vehicle Theft
Vehicle Stolen from “W” Lot on February 13, 2007
On February 13, 2007 between 7:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., a vehicle was stolen from “W”
lot (600 Harborside Drive).
The vehicle is described as a:
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2002 Toyota Camry
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Texas license plate number R07-CSD
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4 door with rear spoiler
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Grey in color with light grey cloth seats
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No distinguishable dent or scratches
If you have any information that could aid in the
investigation of this offense please call the UTMB Police Department at (409)
772-1111. Members of the UTMB community are encouraged to follow these safety
tips while traveling and commuting:
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Park in well lighted areas and always lock your vehicle.
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Look inside the front and back seat before you enter your
vehicle.
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Never leave purses/packages in plain view inside of your
vehicle.
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