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COLLEGE
WATCH
"COLLEGE
WATCH"
is
a
campus
crime
prevention
program.
The
program
operates
in
collaboration
with
the
Prince
George
Crimestoppers
Program
and
the
R.C.M.P.
It
is
the
responsibility
of
students
and
staff
to
play
a
role
in
the
College
Watch
Program
by
reporting
any
crimes
or
acts
of
vandalism.
All
College
equipment
is
engraved
with
an
international
number
which
can
be
identified
anywhere
in
the
world.
BE
A
COLLEGE
WATCHER!!!
REPORT
ANY
CRIMES!!!
SECURITY
TIPS
If
you
see
or
suspect
any
illegal
activity
occurring
on
or
about
the
CNC
campus:
-
Contact
Campus
Security
or
the
Police
immediately.
-
Give
your
name
and
location
and
the
location
and
nature
of
th
incident.
-
If
you
are
in
a
safe
location,
stay
there.
-
Do
not
attempt
to
interfere
with
the
situation
except
for
self-protection.
-
Try
to
note
a
description
of
any
suspects
involved.
Important
characteristics
to
note
are:
height
and
weight;
method
and
direction
of
travel;
names
used;
sex,
race
and
age.
-
Also
try
to
note
a
description
of
any
vehicle
involved.
Important
information
to
note
are:
color,
make
&
model;
license
number
Be
aware
of
the
following
suspicious
signs.
Follow
the
above
procedures
if
any
of
them
are
observed.
-
A
scream
or
a
call
for
help.
-
A
whistle
or
horn
blowing.
-
A
broken
window.
-
An
unfamiliar
person
doing
any
of
the
following:
-
loitering
on
or
about
the
campus
-
trying
to
break
into
a
car
-
repeatedly
driving
on
or
about
the
campus
or
-
breaking
into
a
locker.
EMERGENCY
TELEPHONE
NUMBERS
CAMPUS:
Daytime
After
Hours
COMMUNITY:
Switchboard
(Main
Entrance)
DIAL
"0"
Building
Services
561-5821
Campus
Security
561-5827
or
Lv.
Mess
564-7711
EMERGENCY
911
Crimestoppers
564-TIPS
SOME
TIPS
THAT
CAN
BE
USED
TO
PREVENT
CAMPUS
CRIMES
ARE:
-
Locking
your
door
and
windows
whenever
you
leave
your
office.
-
Averting
temptation.
Place
your
valuables
out
of
sight.
-
Not
leaving
valuables
unattended
anywhere
on
campus,
especially
in
classrooms
in
the
evening.
-
Taking
valuables
with
you
when
you
leave
campus.
-
Requesting
identification
of
service
people
working
in
your
area.
-
Keeping
a
record
of
serial
numbers,
models,
brand
names
and
description
of
all
your
valuables.
Also
keep
a
record
of
all
your
charge
account
numbers
in
a
safe
place.
-
Always
locking
your
bicycles
with
high
quality
locks.
-
Not
leaving
notes
or
messages
saying
your
out
and
when
you'll
return.
-
Keeping
keys
safe
at
all
times.
Report
any
missing
keys
to
Building
Services
immediately.
-
Reporting
all
thefts,
no
matter
how
small
to
Campus
Security
or
College
Watch
Stations
located
throughout
the
College.
-
Engrave
your
valuables.
Watch
for
"Mark
It
Days"
held
on
campus
several
times
a
year.
RAPEASSAULT
PREVENTION
Anyone
can
be
a
victim
of
rapeassault
Be
aware
of
the
different
possibilities
and
be
prepared
to
take
whatever
actions
necessary.
When
walking
or
driving:
-
Keep
all
your
senses
available.
Do
not
use
"Walkman"
type
earphones
while
jogging
after
dark.
-
If
you
feel
endangered,
yell.
Scream
"HELP"
or
"POLICE"
and
run
away.
-
Walk
with
confidence.
Display
outrage
if
threatened,
not
fear.
When
on
a
date:
-
Know
yourself
and
your
own
capabilities.
Set
limits
early
and
communicate
those
limits.
-
Try
to
find
an
easy
way
out
of
potential
rape
situations.
-
Stand
up
for
yourself.
When
at
home:
-
Lock
your
doors
and
windows
at
night
-
Do
not
talk
with
obscene
callers.
Escort
Service:
-
If
you
must
walk
campus
after
dark,
you
do
not
need
to
do
so
alone.
A
Campus
Security
guard
is
available
to
anyone
who
requests
one.
To
arrange
for
an
escort,
call
561-5827
or
leave
a
message
at
564-7711.
If
you
are
ever
a
victim
of
sexual
assault,
report
the
incident
immediately
to
the
Police
by
calling
9-911
or
report
it
to
Campus
Security.
Counselling
is
available
through
the
Campus
Counselling
Service.
YOU
WHJL
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HELPED!!!
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following
have
submitted
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or
time
to
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edition:
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Griffiths
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Horvath
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