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    12 14 2015robbery

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    A student reported being robbed at their apartment in Park Point. An unknown male suspect entered through an unlocked window and assaulted the student with a knife, causing a non-life threatening injury. The suspect was described as wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and white sneakers. Syracuse Police are investigating and asking for any information about the incident. Students are reminded to take safety precautions like locking doors and windows, traveling in groups at night, and reporting any emergencies.

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    A student reported being robbed at their apartment in Park Point. An unknown male suspect entered through an unlocked window and assaulted the student with a knife, causing a non-life threatening injury. The suspect was described as wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and white sneakers. Syracuse Police are investigating and asking for any information about the incident. Students are reminded to take safety precautions like locking doors and windows, traveling in groups at night, and reporting any emergencies.

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    A student reported being robbed at their apartment in Park Point. An unknown male suspect entered through an unlocked window and assaulted the student with a knife, causing a non-life threatening injury. The suspect was described as wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and white sneakers. Syracuse Police are investigating and asking for any information about the incident. Students are reminded to take safety precautions like locking doors and windows, traveling in groups at night, and reporting any emergencies.

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    A student reported being robbed at their apartment in Park Point. An unknown male suspect entered through an unlocked window and assaulted the student with a knife, causing a non-life threatening injury. The suspect was described as wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and white sneakers. Syracuse Police are investigating and asking for any information about the incident. Students are reminded to take safety precautions like locking doors and windows, traveling in groups at night, and reporting any emergencies.

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    For the protection and safety of SU students, faculty, staff and neighbors,

    the Department of Public Safety releases the following alert:

    Robbery
    (Date Issued: 12-14-2015 SPD Case # 15-582870)

    Monday, December 14, 2015 at approximately 6:12 a.m., 417 Comstock Ave
    A student reported a robbery that occurred at Park Point apartments. The student reports an unknown male suspect entered the
    apartment through an unlocked window. When the student confronted the suspect, the suspect assaulted the student with a knife.
    The student sustained a non-life threatening injury.
    The unknown male suspect was wearing red hooded sweatshirt and white sneakers, no further description, and last seen running
    East on East Adams Street towards Thornden Park.
    DPS asks for your help in identifying the suspect if you were in the vicinity at the time of the incident. Syracuse Police
    Department is investigating this case, assisted by the Department of Public Safety.
    For an interactive map of the incident location, refer to the Google Map link at:
    https://www.google.com/maps/@43.0336266,-76.1301068,15z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!6m1!1szKhNvJ3lHS7I.kpMr654-u-tY

    If anyone has any information regarding this incident or others, please contact the Syracuse Police Department at
    (315) 442-5222 or the Syracuse University Department of Public Safety at (315) 443-2224. If you would like to
    anonymously report NON-EMERGENCY information for DPS, you can use the Silent Witness tool, available at
    http://publicsafety.syr.edu/html/silent_witness.html

    FOR YOUR SAFETY, PLEASE REMEMBER:


    After dark, take advantage of the free safety escort services available through the Department of Public Safety. Both
    walking and shuttle services are available to students, staff, and faculty at SU or SUNY-ESF. Call 443-SAFE (7233) for
    more information about these services.
    Always lock your doors and windows.
    Take advantage of the CENTRO and Ultimate Arrival bus services. Taxi services are also available.
    Walk, bike or jog in groups of three or more, away from bushes, cars, and other objects a suspect could hide behind.
    Plan your walking travel times by avoiding late to early morning hours.
    Be aware of your surroundings: look and listen. Headphones and cell phones can create tunnel vision.
    Travel in well-lit and populated areas.
    Keep porch lights on at night.
    Dont approach strangers or let them get close to you.
    If you think someone is following you, switch directions or cross the street. Go toward an open business or lighted house.
    Have your house or car keys in hand before you reach your door.
    Know where campus blue light alarms are and how to use them.
    Download the LiveSafe app for better access to safety information and use the SafeWalk virtual safety escort feature.
    If someone tries to rob you, dont resist. Give up your property, not your life.
    If you are in a safe place to do so, attempt to get a description of the suspect(s) and any associated vehicles or license
    plate numbers.
    IMMEDIATELY report emergencies or suspicious activities, persons and vehicles.
    For Public Safety dial 443-2224 or #78 (from a cell phone); if you are in a situation where you cannot safely make a phone call,
    send a text message to 711@syr.edu; for Syracuse Police dial 911.
    Your quick reporting may help prevent others from becoming victims.
    This public safety information is issued for your safety in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act.

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