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SAFE
SAFE is an acronym which stands for Staff and Faculty Eyes. The purpose of
the SAFE Program is to develop liaisons between the various employees working in
academic/administrative buildings and the police department in order to increase
crime awareness and reporting. The program was designed to promote positive
interaction between police officers and the staff and faculty members with an overall
objective of working together to formulate strategies to solve and prevent crime
related problems. The SAFE Program is a component of the department’s crime
prevention and community involvement initiatives. The SAFE Program is fashioned
after the Neighborhood Community Watch Programs found in many of our local
communities.
RHLOP
The Residence Hall Liaison Program (RHLOP) assigns a specific officer to
each residence hall. This unique concept allows for a community oriented/problem
oriented policing approach for the residences to get to know members of the ECU
Police Department. Liaison officers can provide presentations to residents or assist
in solving problems common to the entire residence hall. To find out who your
liaison officer is, ask your Resident Adviser.
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Alcohol & Drug Awareness
These programs are for the entire campus community and provide information on
alcohol and drug abuse. The programs cover such topics as binge drinking, Drug ID
Kit, and the effects on the body and legal ramifications of alcohol and drug abuse
both on and off campus.
Sexual Assault
This program is for the entire campus community and addresses acquaintance rape,
statistics, victim resources, and reporting procedures. We also provide information
about the various so called "date rape" drugs.
Bicycle Registration
The East Carolina University Police Department is committed to reducing bicycle
theft and vandalism. We encourage bicycle owners to properly lock their bikes at
designated areas.
Bicycle registration is free and easy! Parking and Transportation Services,
located at 305 E. Tenth Street (directly beside McDonald's) will be happy help you
register for a bicycle decal.
Operation I.D.
Operation Identification is a nation-wide effort of law enforcement agencies and the
citizens and businesses they serve. The goal is to reduce property theft, as well as,
aid in recovery of stolen property through an identification system. Marking your
possessions with an identifying number is an effective method of deterring theft.
Thieves find it more difficult to dispose of stolen articles that can be traced through
an owner’s personal ID number. If caught with a marked item, the thief can be
convicted. The marked items can also be returned to the rightful owner. The ECU
PD offers this service to students both on and off campus. A property sheet to
record identification numbers is also furnished to aid in the recovery of stolen items.
Orientation
This program is presented to incoming students and their parents and is designed to
increase awareness of crime on campus. The program addresses police-related
issues and how it affects the individual while attending East Carolina
University. This program is presented several times each year.
Personal Safety Seminars
These seminars are designed to improve safety habits within the student
population. Topics include Resident Hall security, personal safety habits, reporting
illegal suspicious activity, crime on campus, and police services. This program
allows the students the opportunity to address safety-related concerns and to
receive an appropriate response.
R.A. and R.D. Training
At the beginning of each school year the ECU PD assists in training Residence Life
staff on campus safety, awareness, and all police services. This includes Alcohol
and Drug awareness, and sexual assault protocols.
Safety Escorts
Uniformed, radio-equipped, and trained student employees of the ECU PD, Student
Patrol Officers (SPOs), provide safety escorts during the evening hours to the
campus community when there is a safety concern or risk on campus. To request a
safety escort, call (252) 328-6787. When calling please be prepared to provide the
following information: (1) Your name; (2) your location at the time of the
call; (3) a phone number where you can be reached; and (4) your
destination. Please call 15 minutes before you wish to be picked up.
SafeRide
SafeRide is a service provided by ECUSTA, is available to students, staff, faculty,
and visitors both on and off campus. SafeRide provides a reliable evening commute
to your home/residence or vehicle in the downtown Greenville area, at no charge.
Hours of operation are: Sunday through Monday from 7pm - 12am, and Tuesday
through Saturday from 7pm - 2am. For more information you can contact SafeRide
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during normal business hours at (252) ECU-RIDE (328-7433), or you may contact
the SafeRide Operations Supervisor directly at (252) 328-5396. R.A.D. Self-Defense Classes
Rape Aggression Defense (for women) and Resisting Aggression with Defense (for
men) offer lecture, education, discussion, and self-defense techniques for women
and men of all ages and abilities. Both programs are twelve (12) hours in length
over a three (3) night period. Attendance at all nights is mandatory for completion of
the course.
Ride-Along
The purpose of the Ride-Along Program is to increase understanding between
officers and citizens. Officers can use the period of the Ride-Along to gain valuable
insight regarding how the community views the police, and riders can gain increased
awareness of law enforcement needs, problems, and operations. Used in this
manner, the Ride-Along Program will assist the department in establishing contacts
with the community served, thus fulfilling the department’s objective of increased
community involvement.
Security Surveys
This is a service provided to the campus community upon request that will help
enhance physical security. A survey of the interior and exterior of the facility is
conducted to determine vulnerability to criminal activity. A written report is sent to
the requester with the recommendations on improving security.
Safety Walk
Our department supports the annual Student Government Association's campus
safety walk. The purpose of the walk is to survey the adequacy and maintenance of
campus lighting and Emergency Blue-Light Phones, and to see that
landscaping near buildings or along walkways does not obscure vision or present
other safety hazards. During the walk students can make recommendations as to
what they feel would create a safer campus community.
For more information about any of these, or additional programs we
offer, please contact the Crime Prevention unit:
MAIN CAMPUS
Lt Amy Davis
Division
Commander
williamsa@ecu.edu
Sgt Derri Stormer
Community Affairs
gaskinsde@ecu.edu
Sgt Stephanie
Carnevale
Crime Prevention
carnevales@ecu.edu
Sue Molhan
Victim Advocate
molhans@ecu.edu
HEALTH SCIENCES CAMPUS
Sgt Jermaine Cherry
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cherryj@ecu.edu
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