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2	Location Thomas-Jenkins Building – University Drive On duty 24-Hours a Day, 365 Days a year. “We are here to ensure your safety.”
3	Telephone Numbers You Should Know Emergency…………………………911 Campus Police………………335-3266 ECSU Infirmary……………..335-3267 Elizabeth City Police Dept…..335-4321 Sheriff’s Office………………338-2191 Student Counseling…………..335-3273 Albemarle Hope Line………...338-3011
4	Campus Police Personnel 10 full-time sworn police officers, including the Chief of Police 3 full-time and 4 temporary security guards 1 Full-time Parking Control Officer 1 Full-time Office Assistant 4 full-time and 3 temporary Telecommunicators 2 Bike Patrol Personnel 4 Motorcycle Patrol Officers
5	Campus Police Personnel Samuel L. Beamon -Chief and Director- John F. Simpson Luther G. Hinton -Police Officer- -Security Officer- Wayne T. Barclift Myrtle L. Johnson -Police Officer- - Office Assistant V- Deborah J. Cowell Curtis Moore -Police Officer- -Security Officer- Eddie R. Crawford DaVia M. Purnell -Parking Control Officer- -Telecommunicator- Derrick G. Mize -Police Officer-
6	Campus Police Personnel Annette D. Ferebee Errin G. Bryant -Security Officer- -Police Officer- Glenn W. Gallop Willie E. White -Police Officer- -Police Officer- Mark A. Gray Anton M. Thomas -Police Officer- -Police Officer- Bennie S. Greene Anthony C. Lee -Telecommunicator- -Police Officer- Carolyn Story Tara T. White -Telecommunicator- -Telecommunicator-
7	Authority and Jurisdiction Possess full law enforcement authority and powers of arrest in their jurisdiction. Enforce local, state and federal laws on all property owned or leased by the University, and on streets that run through, are adjacent to, and parallel or border the campus. Able to write Uniform Citations for The State of North Carolina.
8	Crime Statistics Reported Incidents Arrests
9	Crime Prevention Operation ID Call Boxes Educational Seminars Date Rape Rape Awareness Rape & Sexually Communicable Diseases Campus Safety & Parking Regulations Drug Abuse Prevention C.A.R.E. Committee (Collaborate, Administer, Rejuvenate and Educate)
10	Operation ID There is an engraver available in the Office of Campus Police Engrave your valuables As a deterrent and/or For easy identification upon recovery
11	Call Boxes The emergency call boxes located throughout campus on light poles topped with a glowing blue light. You will be in direct contact with Public Safety officials. Communications equipment lets them know the location of the call box you’re using so they can find you.
12	How to Use a Call Box Push button for help Wait for red light Push and hold to talk Release to Listen
13	Call Box & Parking Locations
14	Parking Student Parking Fees 6/30/04 – 7/31/05 .………… $50.00 Second Semester (only)……..$25.00 Faculty/Staff Parking Fees 6/30/04 – 7/31/05 (Reserved) …..$115.00 6/30/04 – 7/31/05 (NonReserved) …$60.00 Temporary Employees …….Prorated (Based on contract) $5.00 per month
15	Visitor Parking Must first report to the Office of Campus Police where they may be issued a visitor’s pass or a temporary parking permit Faculty, staff, or students may pre-register an expected guest and obtain a visitor’s pass in advance. Visitor’s pass shall be displayed inside the vehicle on the left side of the windshield. University personnel shall be held financially responsible for any parking or traffic citation issued to their visitors. Visitor parking is allowed only in designated parking spaces. Students and staff are not permitted to use visitor parking spaces.
16	Tickets and Towing University fines for parking and traffic violations on campus will be assessed according to the schedule in the “Campus Parking and Traffic Regulations” handbook. Tickets must be paid within fifteen (15) business days to avoid additional fines and late fees.
17	Alcohol Zero (“0”) Tolerance Policy for open consumption of alcohol. The serving, use, and/or consumption of alcoholic beverages on campus by students of legal age, faculty, and staff is regulated by specific policies. It is unlawful for any person under twenty-one years of age to purchase, possess, or consume any alcoholic beverage. Sale of alcohol on campus is prohibited by both University policy and State Law.
18	Violation of Alcohol Laws or University Alcohol Policies: Students may: Be referred for counseling Have your housing contract terminated Be placed on housing contract probation Receive written reprimand Be required to make restitution Be referred to the student judicial system Receive Uniform Citation Employees may: Be subject to disciplinary actions up to and including dismissal from employment Be referred for counseling As a member of the community, you may: Loose your driver’s license Be convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor Get a criminal record, fines and possibly jail time
19	Drugs Zero (“0”) tolerance for trafficking, delivery, possession of illegal drugs or controlled substance, or possession of drug paraphernalia. Any member of the University community is subject to both civil authorities and to the University, which will proceed with its own disciplinary actions when this is in the interest of the University.
20	Violation of Drug Laws or University Drug Policies: Employees may: Be subject to disciplinary actions up to and including dismissal from employment Be referred for counseling Be reported to the federal government in keeping with the Drug Free Workplace Act Face criminal charges and penalties under state and federal laws Students may: Be expelled or suspended, or placed on drug probation Have a disciplinary file that will be retained for at least 10 years Face criminal charges and penalties under state and federal laws
21	Crimes Among Us Underage Drinking/Possession Purchase, possession, giving or selling malt beverages, wine, liquor, or mixed beverages to anyone under 21 years old, including aiding and abetting the purchase, possession, giving or sale of malt beverages, wine, liquor, or mixed beverages to anyone under 21 years old (Misdemeanor) Drugs Possession of, sale or delivery of, or possession with intent to sell or deliver a controlled substance. (Felony) Less than 1 ½ ounces marijuana (Misdemeanor) Possession of drug paraphernalia. (Felony)
22	Crimes Among Us (Cont’d) Cars and Bars Don’t Mix Driving a vehicle while under the influence of an impairing substance or with an alcohol concentration of .08 or more. (Misdemeanor) Driving a motor vehicle while there is an open container inside the passenger area of the vehicle, if the driver is consuming alcohol. (Misdemeanor) Driving a motor vehicle while the person is under 21 years of age and consuming alcohol or while the person has remaining in his blood or body any alcohol. ZERO TOLERANCE! (Misdemeanor)
23	Crimes Among Us (Cont’d) Assaults Rape, which includes situation in which the intercourse is against the other person’s will or in which the other person is asleep, unconscious, or otherwise physically helpless. (Felony) Sexual offense, which includes sexual acts other than intercourse which are against the other person’s will or in which the other person is incapacitated or physically helpless. (Felony) Knowingly contaminating any food, drink or other edible or potable substance with a controlled substance that would render the person mentally or physically helpless. (Date rape drugs) (Felony)
24	Crimes Among Us (Cont’d) Disorderly Conduct Drunk and disruptive in a place open to the public (both publicly and privately owned places, including buildings, driveways, parking lots, etc.) (Misdemeanor) Disorderly conduct causing a public disturbance by fighting or by abusive language likely to provoke violent retaliation, etc. (Misdemeanor) Injury to real property (lands, buildings, fences, etc.), public or private. (Misdemeanor) Disorderly conduct in a public building or defacing a public building. (Misdemeanor) Injury to person or property. (Misdemeanor) Intentionally causing a public disturbance by disrupting, disturbing, interfering with the teaching of students at or on the grounds of an educational institution. (Misdemeanor)
25	Crimes Among Us (Cont’d) Computer Crimes (see the University’s Computer Use Policy at: http://www.ecsu.edu/administration/itc/forms.cfm Harassing phone calls Using profane or threatening language over the telephone or harassing by repeated calls. (Misdemeanor) Assaults (Cont’d) Assault On A Public Official, i.e.- Campus Police Officer, Security Guard(misdemeanor) Resisting , Etc., A Public Officer(Resist ,Delay & Obstruct) (misdemeanor)
26	Crimes Among Us (Cont’d) Computer Crimes (see the University’s Computer Use Policy at: http://www.ecsu.edu/administration/itc/forms.cfm Harassing phone calls Using profane or threatening language over the telephone or harassing by repeated calls. (Misdemeanor) Assaults (Cont’d) Assault On A Public Official, i.e.- Campus Police Officer, Security Guard(misdemeanor) Resisting , Etc., A Public Officer(Resist ,Delay & Obstruct) (misdemeanor)
27	Campus Crime & Security Report View our OPE Campus Security Statistics Report by following this URL: http://ope.ed.gov/security/
28	Thank you in advance for respecting the law and University Policies.