Community Safety Blotter & Activity
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May 2, 2022 - May 8, 2022
Weekly Activity:
Alarm checks: 9
Animal issue responses: 0
AOD interactions: 0
Building patrols: 123
Candle/incense violation interactions: 0
Community assistance responses: 2
Escorts: 5
Fire responses: 0
Foot patrols: 281
Held door checks: 3
Maintenance issue responses: 1
Medical assistance responses: 1
Noise complaint responses: 3
Suspicious circumstance responses: 11
Theft reports taken: 0
Unlocks: 61
Vehicle patrols: 240
Vehicle assistance responses: 1
Welfare check responses: 0
Weekly Reports:
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Case #: 220197
Date: 2022 05 04
Time: 1718
Description: Disturbance
Location: East Lot
Notes: A CSO responded to a report of a disturbance in the East Lot. A staff member/alum reported a hostile encounter with a student that reportedly included the student insulting and spitting on the staff member and their vehicle. The report will be referred to appropriate college staff for follow up.
Case #: 220198
Date: 2022 05 05
Time: 0921
Description: Temporary Exclusion
Location: Campus
Notes: A limited scope exclusion was issued to a Reed student.
Case #: 220199
Date: 2022 05 05
Time: 0945
Description: No Contact Order
Location: Campus
Notes: A No Contact Order was put in place between Reed community members.
Case #: 220200
Date: 2022 05 07
Time: 0023
Description: Medical Assist/Alcohol Violation//Medical Amnesty
Location: Residence Hall
Notes: CSOs responded to a report of an intoxicated student requiring assistance. The CSOs arrived to find the student conscious but displaying symptoms of possible alcohol overdose. After evaluating the student based on information on the yellow “Signs of alcohol or other drug overdose emergencies” card, CSO determined that medical transport was not necessary. The student was left in the company of friends with instructions to call if the student’s condition worsened.
CS Survey Responses:
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Responses collected 05 09 2022
Unlock
Surpassed expectations
AOD
Below expectations
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The person I spoke to on the phone and the person who unlocked my door where friendly and understanding!
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Unlock
Met expectations
AOD
Met expectations
Unlock
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Unlock
Below expectations
The CSO created an air of mistrust that was in wholly unnecessary when the call was for a door unlock. The unlock went on as expected but the initial encounter was strained unnecessarily and unacceptably.
AOD
Below expectations
AOD
Below expectations
I don’t recall this degree of enforcement in past renn fayres, but I guess the COVID break is a good time to make new students think this is the way it’s always been
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Surpassed expectations
AOD
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AOD
Below expectations
Don’t get me wrong, the CSO that gave me my AOD was very sweet and the process was alright, but during Renn Fayre Champagne was spilling everywhere, reedies were pounding back shots and walking around with full bottles of wine right by CSOs, and I get an AOD for hitting a weed pen? That feels wrong as I wasn’t violating Reed’s smoking policies since I was outdoors plus all I did after that was eat a hotdog and take a nap. I get that this is probably just standard procedure for you guys but there are bigger fish to fry. Kids are dying left and right from fentanyl overdoses in our community. And the drug that I’m guessing the most amount of kids got AOD’s for at Renn Fayre, again, RENN FAYRE, was a non-addictive natural substance that cannot kill you? You cannot say the same for alcohol.
Medical Assist
Met expectations
Community safety helped me with my medical issue, assisted the paramedics, and kept me distracted when I needed it (thank you (redacted)!). My only suggestion is to buy aspirin.
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AOD
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While I understand the nature of being a campus that receives federal funding and must follow federal guidelines, I received an AOD for the possession of a substance that I have a doctor’s recommendation for and use to treat chronic pain. There should be at least some wiggle room in terms of situations like mine and reprimanding students who have medical use cards. Thank you.
AOD
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| Unlock | Surpassed expectations | ||
| AOD | Below expectations | ||
| Unlock | Surpassed expectations | The person I spoke to on the phone and the person who unlocked my door where friendly and understanding! | |
| Unlock | Surpassed expectations | ||
| Unlock | Met expectations | ||
| AOD | Met expectations | ||
| Unlock | Surpassed expectations | ||
| Unlock | Below expectations | The CSO created an air of mistrust that was in wholly unnecessary when the call was for a door unlock. The unlock went on as expected but the initial encounter was strained unnecessarily and unacceptably. | |
| AOD | Below expectations | ||
| AOD | Below expectations | I don’t recall this degree of enforcement in past renn fayres, but I guess the COVID break is a good time to make new students think this is the way it’s always been | |
| Unlock | Surpassed expectations | ||
| AOD | Below expectations | ||
| AOD | Below expectations | Don’t get me wrong, the CSO that gave me my AOD was very sweet and the process was alright, but during Renn Fayre Champagne was spilling everywhere, reedies were pounding back shots and walking around with full bottles of wine right by CSOs, and I get an AOD for hitting a weed pen? That feels wrong as I wasn’t violating Reed’s smoking policies since I was outdoors plus all I did after that was eat a hotdog and take a nap. I get that this is probably just standard procedure for you guys but there are bigger fish to fry. Kids are dying left and right from fentanyl overdoses in our community. And the drug that I’m guessing the most amount of kids got AOD’s for at Renn Fayre, again, RENN FAYRE, was a non-addictive natural substance that cannot kill you? You cannot say the same for alcohol. | |
| Medical Assist | Met expectations | Community safety helped me with my medical issue, assisted the paramedics, and kept me distracted when I needed it (thank you (redacted)!). My only suggestion is to buy aspirin. | |
| Unlock | Surpassed expectations | ||
| Unlock | Met expectations | ||
| AOD | Below expectations | While I understand the nature of being a campus that receives federal funding and must follow federal guidelines, I received an AOD for the possession of a substance that I have a doctor’s recommendation for and use to treat chronic pain. There should be at least some wiggle room in terms of situations like mine and reprimanding students who have medical use cards. Thank you. | |
| AOD | Surpassed expectations |