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On March 17, 2008 at approximately 2:45 A.M. a female
MTSU student was robbed near Sims Hall when an
unidentified male approached her, pointed a dark colored
handgun at her, and asked for her purse and her cell
phone. The victim handed over the items, and the suspect
left the area in a dark colored four-door sedan. The
suspect was described as a black male approximately 6’0”
tall, slender build with a round face, wearing a white
ball cap, a black sweatshirt, and blue jeans.
On March 18, 2008, MTSU
Police identified a possible suspect vehicle in the
armed robbery case that occurred on campus during the
early morning hours of March 17th. The suspect vehicle
is believed to be a dark gray colored 2003 Dodge Neon.
At least two suspects (and possibly a third person) were
apparently involved in the incident. After the robbery
the suspects used or attempted to use the victim’s
credit card in a number of locations around or within
the city of Murfreesboro including retail stores,
convenience stores, and restaurants.
Anyone with information
is asked to contact the MTSU Police Department at
615-898-2424 or Crime Stoppers at 615-893-7867. Crime
Stoppers offers reward money for tips that lead to
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Use the University Escort Service (call 2424).
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Do not walk alone, especially at night.
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Stay away from dark, poorly-lighted areas, especially buildings, parking lots, bushes, hedges, and alleys.
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Do not walk with your head down. Walk confidently and watch around you at all times.
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Never talk to strangers. Never accept rides from a stranger or mere acquaintance. Always inform another person about your destination and expected time of return. This could
save your life.
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If you have any information about this crime or any other crime, please call MTSU Department of Public Safety at (615)898-2424. Or you may call
Crime Stoppers at (615)893-STOP
between the hours of 8:00AM and 4:30PM, Monday through Friday. Should you call Crime Stoppers and your information lead to an arrest, you may be eligible for an award of up
to $1,000. All calls are anonymous and confidential.
· Sign up for the
MTSU Emergency Text Messaging Service
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