Monday, October 13

•Campus Safety reported a non-campus individual causing a disruption in an academic building.  An investigation was conducted and the individual was trespassed from campus.

Tuesday, October 14

•Campus Safety responded to a medical assist on College grounds.

•Campus Safety responded to a medical assist in Sohre Hall.

Thursday, October 16

•Campus Safety responded to a medical assist in Pittman Hall.

•Campus Safety investigated a reported alcohol violation in Norelius Hall.

•Campus Safety responded to a medical assist in Nobel Hall.

Friday, October 17

•Campus Safety referred one student to the campus conduct system for an of-age alcohol violation on College grounds. The student was also referred to the campus conduct system for disorderly conduct and failure to comply with a College Official.

Tuesday, October 21

•Campus Safety investigated the destruction of Gustavus property in Uhler Hall.

Wednesday, October 22

•Collegiate Fellows responded to a noise violation in Gibbs Hall.

•Collegiate Fellows documented a policy violation in Sorensen Hall.

Thursday, October 23

•A student reported the theft of personal property from a common area in Norelius Hall.

Friday, October 24

•Campus Safety responded to a welfare check in Pittman Hall.

•Campus Safety referred four Gustavus students in North Hall to the campus conduct system for underage consumption and verbal bias comments.

•One student and one non-Gustavus student were cited by Saint Peter Police Department for underage consumption of alcohol on College Grounds. One student was referred to the campus conduct system for underage consumption of alcohol. One non-Gustavus student was issued a trespass warning and transported off campus.

Saturday, October 25

•Campus Safety referred a student to the campus conduct system for underage consumption and possession of alcohol in Rundstrom Hall. One student was referred to the campus conduct system for giving false information to a College official.

•Residential Life staff responded to a possible policy violation in Southwest Hall.

•Collegiate Fellows responded to a noise violation in Norelius hall involving seven students.

•Campus Safety referred two students to the campus conduct system for underage consumption of alcohol on College Grounds.

Sunday, October 26

•Campus Safety referred four students to the campus conduct system for underage consumption of alcohol.

•Campus Safety referred one student to the campus conduct system for a room responsibility violation.

•Campus Safety referred eleven students to the campus conduct system for a College policy violation.

•Campus Safety responded to a College policy violation in Sorensen Hall.

•Campus Safety responded to a report of suspicious activity on College grounds.

Note: Case dispositions are available online by viewing the daily crime log on the Campus Safety web page: https://gustavus.edu/safety/incidents/index.php

Tip of the Week: Pedestrian Safety

In the next 24 hours, an average of 445 people will be treated in an emergency department for traffic-related pedestrian injuries. In the next 24 hours, on average, one pedestrian will die from injuries in a traffic crash.

Pedestrians of all ages are at risk of injury or death from traffic crashes, but some people are at higher risk.

•Male pedestrians are more likely to die or be injured in a motor vehicle crash than females.

•Teen and young adult (ages 15-29 years) pedestrians are more likely to be treated in emergency departments for crash-related injuries compared to any other age group.

•The rate of pedestrian death generally increases with age.

•In 2012, 34% of all pedestrians killed in traffic crashes were legally drunk, with a blood alcohol concentration of greater than or equal to 0.08 grams per deciliter.

Take Steps for Safety

Whenever you’re walking, keep these tips in mind:

•Whenever possible, cross the street at a designated crosswalk or intersection.

•Increase your visibility at night by carrying a flashlight and wearing retro-reflective clothing.

•It’s safest to walk on a sidewalk, but if one is not available, walk on the shoulder and face traffic.

http://www.cdc.gov/features/pedestriansafety/