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Stephen F Austin
Nac police arrest murder suspect allegedly seen on campus
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A murder suspect who was reportedly spotted on the SFA campus Tuesday evening has been taken into custody by the Nacogdoches Police Department. At approximately 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night, Marc Cossich, chief of campus police, sent out an e-mail alert to the SFA student body, faculty and staff that a murder suspect was seen on the University campus early that afternoon. The University Web site was also updated with a description and mug shot of Welsh.
Another suspect in the homicide, Milton Brown, 18, was arrested at the Nacgodoches Police Station on Tuesday afternoon

San Antonio
Third incident reported; campus police beef up security
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Campus police sent out a crime alert at 12:42 p.m. today to warn students about an assault near this college.
This assault is the third incident in this area within the last eight days.
The second incident, an assault and robbery, was around noon on Oct. 15 in which a Gateway-to-College student saw a student being robbed of his cell phone and assaulted by three male suspects

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Student robbed between McCreless and Gonzales halls

Why is it that our college educators do not know the definition of the word "protect?"
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Camera installations protect campus

UTSA doesn't trust employees ... they should only hire CHLs
UTSA to implement new policy regarding criminal background checks
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Oct. 26, 2010)--Safety and security are important components of the university experience. For that reason and to be consistent with the new University of Texas System policy, the UTSA Office of Human Resources in cooperation with the UTSA Police Department will conduct Criminal Background Checks (CBCs) on faculty, staff and student employees