By Marion Gil |News Editor|
In response to the recent rise in crime at CSUSB, President Tomás Morales sent out an e-mail Monday, March 9, detailing how he and the University are dealing with the threat.
According to the e-mail, University Police personnel has more than doubled and now patrols 24 hours a day; additional personnel have been brought in from other CSU campuses to supplement our own.
Additional police presence has been requested for the neighborhoods surrounding the CSUSB campus.
Morales suggested that students put away their phones, headphones, and other distracting objects while walking.
Morales also suggested that students do not walk alone and instead try to walk in a group or with at least one other person. Students can also contact University Police for an escort.
Students with any knowledge about previous incidents or who witness something unusual are urged to call campus police at (909)-537-5165.
A video of Morales’s response was attached to the e-mail, and can be seen below.
Jake Wallace says
March 24, 2015 at 10:13 AMAs MA TESOL graduate students, we'd refer President Tomas Morales, to CSUSB executive orders, policies and the law, of which, CSUSB under Morales' leadership, appear to have been abandoned. Sadly, the student paper isn't allowed to report on other possible mishaps on our campus, which do endanger us all.