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Campus Crime, week of Feb. 15, 2015

Posted on February 22, 2015February 24, 2015 by Ken Blake

Police investigated two burglaries and a theft on Middle Tennessee State University’s campus this past week.


Campus crime, Feb. 15-21, 2015


A man on Tuesday reported that his car had been burglarized on the Scarlett Commons parking lot (C), and a woman told police on Thursday that someone had entered her Womack Lane Apartments unit and had stolen some items (E). On Friday, a woman at Smith Hall (G) said her wallet had been stolen and her credit cards used without her authorization.

Other incidents around campus included assault, harassment, vandalism, and underage alcohol consumption.
 

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Ken Blake

The Data Reporter demonstrates data journalism techniques I teach in reporting courses at the Middle Tennessee State University School of Journalism. Free, online, video-based tutorials covering many of these techniques are available at drkblake.com.
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