Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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CAMPUS CRIME Crime at CWRU. This is one of the top ten on the list of things to complain about when living on campus. Things aren't as bad as people profess them to be, though. The reason for the level of crime being maintained at a stable point is the University Circle Police Department. Chief Thomas and his men have one duty in mind, that is to protect the residents of University Circle, which is us. Granted, they do not totally stop crime in the Circle, for even | was mugged on Bellflower Ct., but they do deter many who might be planning ona criminal's life. The greenies , as they are semi-affectionately called, patrol the Circle on scooters, on foot, and in cars. They provide an air of security to those of us who roam the campus at night without the company of a fellow student. The greenies also provide us with other servies. Included in these is an ambulatory service, an es- cort service, and aid to any student in need (i.e. intoxicated, injured, etc.) A stn The only section of the policing force in the U.C. UCPD STATISTICS |. area that is constantly complained about is the U.C.1. parking administration. These are the jo- STREET CRIME TOTALS kers who put those funny pieces of paper that say you owe $2.00 to U.C. |. under your wind- : moins shield wiper. We can do without them. MONTHLY TOTALS 1974 TOTAES BY Jan DAY OF WEEK F eb Mar Sun Apr Mon May Tues Jun Wed Jul Thurs Aug Fri Sep Sat Oct Nov Total Dec Total 190 CRIMINAL COMPLAINTS 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 Assault Pail 38 38 38 47 Homicide 0 1 il 0 i Indecency, Public 7 6 2 7 12 Rape 8 4 2 5) 2 Robbery 34 S2 61 69 100 Robbery, Aggravated 80 55 44 Bal: 61 Theft, Grand Auto 157 133 186 345 301 Theft, Bicycle LOSerekis 53 50 29 Theft, Auto Accessories 24 feo) os o 0 SRE ra SECS EPL Apparently from the . . . figures, most street crime occurs in the afternoon and evening hours. From a geographical study, the highest incidence of these crimes occur in an area between Wade Park and Euclid Avenue and between East Blvd. and East 115 Street. Other high incidence areas are the Rapid Transit stations at East 120th Street and Cedar Glenn... A commensurable higher intensity of patrol coverage is given these areas during the time of higher incidence of street crime. --UCPD TOTALS BYeS Hla 12:00 PM- 8:00 AM 8:00 AM- 4:00 PM 4:00 PM-12:00 PM Total 28 FALL