Oakland Community College Robbery

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Oakland Community College
Department of Public Safety
August 26, 2009
DATE OF ISSUANCE


Department Complaint Number 0900000431


In compliance with the Timely Notice provision of the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act of 1998, the Public Safety Department is giving notice of a possible threat to the community.

REPORTED OFFENSE: Armed Robbery
On 8/25/2009, around 11:00 a.m., listed suspects were on the Orchard Ridge Campus of Oakland Community College and brandished a blue steel revolver and demanded money and other personal belongings of the victim. The victim was forced to the ground and kicked by several of the suspects. The injuries did not require medical treatment.
This incident was reported to have occurred in lot 7B. This is a student parking lot on the west side of campus.
SUSPECTS: #1 an African American male, 18-25 years, 6’ 2”, 170-80 lbs, thin build, medium complexion, wearing a white T shirt. #2 an African American male, 18-25 years, 5’ 10”, thin build, medium complexion, black T shirt, #3 an African American male 18-25 years, 5’ 9”, medium build, black shirt and red shorts.

SAFETY TIPS:
The Department of Public Safety is seeking anyone who may have witnessed this incident or been in the area at the time by contacting us at 5555 from any college phone or 248-858-4951 from any other phone.
Public Safety offers escorts to or from your vehicle. Please take advantage of this offering by calling the listed number.

Terry McCauley
Director of Public Safety
Oakland Community College



Oakland Community College is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution. OCC 71 2/06

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WHAT the BG had a gun in a pistol free zone!!!!! :what: Oh wait criminal = does not pay attention to the laws.

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I get these all the time from EMU, usually near campus, but there was one instance this past year where a dice game that was going down in a dorm common area was held up by a guy with a gun.



http://www.mlive.com/news/ann-arbor/index.ssf/2009/01/eastern_michigan_university_sa.html

Eastern Michigan University police say gunman identified in residence hall robbery
by Susan L. Oppat | The Ann Arbor News
Tuesday January 27, 2009, 12:35 PM
Police have obtained a warrant for one man and are trying to identify two others suspected of robbing a dice game in an Eastern Michigan University dormitory last week.
Eastern Michigan University police investigate armed robbery inside residence hall



Both of the other two suspects are black, and one was described as about 6 feet tall, possibly wearing a black cap and an orange and blue coat.

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As a former student of "Only Chance College" aka "Harvard By The Highway", I am not surprised by their actions to prevent law-abiding citizens from possessing firearms for self-defense. I believe that place to be infected by administratium.


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