Campus safety alert during pre-frosh weekend

<p>Your responses are too silly to be true.</p>

<p>So, what about these other threads…what are they about? This whole thread is about the orange bubble!
You should take a logic class at Princeton. I posted on an event that occurred in Princeton, the location this forum discusses, and was told to “open my eyes to darfur.” </p>

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<li>They did not catch the suspect from Sunday and moreover student organizations are working to reconcile things like Cass Cliatt’s horrible response etc.</li>
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<p>“Mustafah”—etc. you guys are cute.</p>

<p>Princetongal</p>

<p>If you want to post on this subject, that is clearly your right and I don’t think that you should be asked to discuss other subjects. However, I do agree that starting 4 threads about one topic seems extreme–one would probably have been sufficient. </p>

<p>As to the incidents on campus, it appears that the person who did the inappropriate touching on Sunday morning was caught, which I’m sure is a relief to many.</p>

<p>Ummm … the Darfur comment was an example of … humor? Have you ever taken a class in that? Any understanding of it? How’s about “irony”?</p>

<p>Yea, p-gal has really taken this out of proportion. It’s not THAT big of a deal. you’re one of those people who really brings a negative vibe to certain aspects of Princeton. The people who b**** all the time.</p>

<p>i agree. yes, you have te right to discuss this, but what the hell influenced you to make four threads on the same forum?</p>

<p>Are you kidding me? Princeton is one of the safest towns in the country. There are always going to be a few crazies who are going to pull stuff like this, but it happens everywhere and is impossible to control. You could walk around in a dress made of $100 bills at 3am (either on campus or off campus) and still have no fear of danger. Sure, the security is very very lax and it’s not exactly hard to gain entry into buildings without a prox card and campus is big and dark but it really doesn’t matter. The chances of anything happening to you at Princeton are incredibly small.</p>

<p>Monday May 18th–A female student reported being approached by a masturbating man at around 12:30 a.m. on Monday, according to a campus safety alert sent by e-mail to the University community later that morning.</p>

<p>The alert said that the student was walking through the East Pyne courtyard when a man, described by the student as a “dark skinned male in his mid-20s, approximately 6 feet tall, slim build, with short dark hair,” stopped her to ask for directions. As the student responded to him, she realized he seemed to be masturbating and walked away.</p>

<p>The student reported last seeing the suspect standing near the west archway of the East Pyne courtyard, according to the alert. Borough Police is investigating the incident, the alert added, and Public Safety is planning to increase foot patrols on campus at night.</p>

<p>Charles Davall, Public Safety’s deputy director for operations, said Monday morning that Public Safety will respond to the incident by increasing patrols next weekend.</p>

<p>“We had increased [patrols] for a couple of weekends [following two similar incidents which occurred on April 18] and then went back to regular patrol staffing,” he said. “With this one, we’re going to bump that up again.”</p>

<p>Davall added that Public Safety has turned the case over to Borough Police for investigation.</p>

<p>Borough Police Lt. David Dudeck declined to comment.</p>

<p>“It’s an ongoing investigation, so we’re not releasing anything to the press right now,” he said.</p>

<p>This latest report of a case of lewdness on campus comes in the wake of two separate reported incidents last month. In both cases, a female student encountered a man who was masturbating and exposed his genitals.</p>

<p>The first case of lewdness last month occurred while a female student was walking toward the U-Store on McCosh Walk. The student reported that she saw a man on the steps between Buyers and Witherspoon halls and that she saw him earlier that night near the architecture school and 1879 Hall. She also said he was walking behind her and masturbating.</p>

<p>The second case occurred near the first entry of 1879. The perpetrator in this case exposed his genitals to the victim before running away toward Washington Road and Nassau Street.</p>

<p>In both of the cases last month, the perpetrator was described as “a Hispanic male, approximately 29 years of age, 6’2” in height, curly hair, wearing a blue and black fleece zip-up jacket, blue jeans and brown shoes.”</p>

<p>Though Borough Police arrested two men in connection with separate alleged incidents of criminal sexual contact on campus last month, neither suspect has been charged in connection with either of the lewdness cases.</p>

<p>Davall would not say whether he thought the latest incident was related to the previous ones. “To make a guess would be inappropriate,” he said.</p>

<p>PrincetonGal</p>

<p>I am wondering what your point is here. Yes, there have been criminal incidents on the Princeton campus, just like practically every other college in the country. During the last two days, for example, Harvard has had a fatal shooting in/in front of a dorm and an armed robbery of a student. However, by any standard, Princeton is a very safe campus and the statistics back that up.</p>

<p>Obviously, it is your total right to post what you want, but you do seem to have some sort of agenda that I don’t understand and I also think that you are attempting to paint a picture of Princeton that is patently untrue.</p>

<p>As someone who is about to leave Princeton, I have to say that it’s remarkable how little crime takes place here. These “odd” crimes that have taken place recently are likely committed by the same person. I find it hard to imagine that, in a community where robberies and thefts rarely take place, there are a lot of criminals who follow the same pattern of masturbating in public.</p>

<p>Princeton is such a safe, bucolic campus, I don’t know why PrincetonGal is repeating this story. Prurient interest, perhaps?</p>

<p>Meanwhile, at Harvard, they are investigating a murder in the Kirkland House entry, an armed robbery on Plympton St., a mysterious death of a sophomore at Eliot, and muggings on Harvard Yard. Count your blessings P’tonGal, if you are indeed a PU student!</p>

<p>I’m pretty sure “Princeton gal” is actually the wanker himself…</p>

<p>Too funny, Ernie!</p>