--------------------------------------------------------------------Crime Alert - November 4, 2009
MTSU Alert: Second needle found in vending
machine in KUC. Use caution when using campus
vending machines.
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Crime Alert - November 4, 2009
Earlier today (November 4, 2009) the
Murfreesboro Police Department was summoned to
Nottingham Apartments, an apartment complex
located off Greenland Drive just north of MTSU's
campus, to investigate a dumpster that had been
set on fire and apparently also contained a
human body in it. Because of the close proximity
of this incident to campus, city law enforcement
wanted to inform MTSU Police. While this
situation has not yet been labeled a criminal
incident, the campus community is asked to be
aware of this incident. MTSU Police also asks
anyone with any knowledge of this situation to
contact the Murfreesboro Police at 615-893-1311.
Anyone who sees suspicious persons or activity on campus is asked to call the
MTSU Police at 615-898-2424.
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Crime Alert - November 3, 2009
MTSU Police received a report today that a
sexual assault occurred between midnight and
12:30 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 1, in the Sigma Nu
House on Greek Row. Police confirmed that the
victim was a juvenile non-MTSU student. The
victim met the suspect, who is not currently an
MTSU student, at the Sigma Nu House. MTSU Police
are continuing their investigation.
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Crime Alert - September 28, 2008
On Sunday morning, September 28, 2008, at
approximately 12:05 A.M. two MTSU students were
robbed by three males in the parking lot just
south of the Walker Library. The two students,
one male and one female, were walking through
the parking lot when the suspects approached.
One of the three suspects told the victims to
give him their belongings. The victims handed
over a set of keys with I.D. cards, a
silver-colored cell phone, and an Alabama
baseball cap.
The first suspect was described as a black
male of average build approximately 18 to 20
years of age with dreadlocks pulled back into a
pony tail wearing a black t-shirt over a white
t-shirt and long black baggy shorts. The other
two suspects were described as black males
wearing black clothing, one with no shirt on. No
other description was immediately known. The
suspects left the area on foot. No weapon was
used by the suspects.
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