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Campus Crime & Safety Alerts

Anne Arundel Community College complies with the "Jeanne Clery Campus Safety Act" by informing the campus community of recent criminal activity and safety concerns in a timely manner. The college maintains a safe environment for students to learn, for faculty to teach and for administration and staff to work, by increasing awareness of crimes committed on campus.

If you have any information relating to any of these crimes, please call the AACC Public Safety Department at 410-777-1818 or the Anne Arundel County Police Department at 410-222-6145. You may also use the "Silent Witness" feature to send the information anonymously.

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ANNE ARUNDEL COMMUNITY COLLEGE

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

CRIME ALERT

    November 28, 2011;  A.A. Co. Pd. #2011-745098

On Saturday, November 26, 2011 at approximately 6:15 PM, an individual was walking to his vehicle which was parked on the lot behind the College’s AMIL site. (The College was closed at the time.)  He was approached by a male suspect who displayed a handgun and told the victim to “give it up.”  The victim told the suspect no.  The victim began to chase the armed suspect into the woods behind the College building.  The county police department was called and responded to area with patrol, K-9 and their aviation unit.  They are investigating the crime.

Suspect info: black male 6ft. tall, 160-170 lbs. wearing a black ski mask, blue jacket with 3 gray reflective stripes.

If you have information relating to his crime, please call the county police at 410-222-6155 or public safety at 410-777-2440.

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PLEASE REMEMBER

  1. Wherever you are stay alert and tuned into your surroundings.
  1. Walk with confidence and show you are in control. 
  1. Trust your instincts.  If something doesn’t feel right, it’s usually not.
  1. Walk with a friend, whenever possible.
  1. Don’t fumble in your pocket or purse for your car door key – have it in hand before you reach the car.
  1. If you think someone is following you, go to the public safety office or call 410-777-1818 or 911. 

 


 

November 16, 2011; AA Co. Pd. #2011-743661 & 743668

On November 15, 2011, at approximately 3:40 PM, public safety was called about someone breaking into a car on F lot (CADE parking lot).  Upon the officer’s arrival the witness told the officer she witnessed two males breaking the window of a P/T Cruiser on the parking lot.  The suspects had fled before the officer’s arrival.  Public safety located the owner of the vehicle who is a student at the college.  She advised the only thing taken was her purse which had been left on the front passenger seat.

At approximately the same time, a second student approached the public safety officer and informed him that his vehicle had been broken into and his iPod had been stolen from the front passenger seat.

In both incidents the right front passenger windows were smash to remove the items left on the seats. The police were contacted and a search of the area by public safety and the county police were negative for the suspects. If you have information relating to this crime, please call Public Safety at 410-777-1818.

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 August 12, 2011:  AA Co. Pd. 2011-730451

On August 12, 2011 at 4:04am the Anne Arundel County Police responded to the Glen Burnie Town Center near the ice skating rink in reference to a homeless man who was intoxicated. The man hands and face was covered in blood. The man was transported to Baltimore and Washington Medical Center. The man is suffering from non-life threatening wounds from a knife. The police are interviewing suspect(s). There was no college involvement during this incident. The Anne Arundel County Police are still investigating this incident.

If you have any information relating to this incident, please call Public Safety at 410-777-2440

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Last Updated: Nov 29 2011 9:09AM