Texas A&M Police Receives Eight Reports Of Property Crimes Before The Start Of The School Year

On the eve of classes starting at Texas A&M, comes eight reports of property crimes.

In seven of the eight incidents, there were no signs of forced entry.

News releases from university police (UPD) say six thefts took place at the health science center in offices and laboratories. The list of stolen items includes credit and debit cards, gift cards, cash, a drivers license and an A&M identification card.

UPD also received a theft report at an unlocked doom room, where a backpack containing a laptop was taken.

And an electric scooter that was secured with a cable lock was taken from outside the west campus student recreation center.

Anyone having information pertaining to this crime or other incidents is asked to call UPD at 979-845-2345.

And reminders from UPD and other local law enforcement agencies to reduce the risk of being a crime victim includes:

  • Secure doors and windows to your residence when leaving for the day.
  • Secure valuables or take them with you whenever possible.
  • If you observe or have safety concerns, such as mechanical issues with doors or locks, report them to staff immediately.
  • If you observe suspicious activity, report it to the police immediately.

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