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Savannah Chatham County Public School System

Campus Police Intelligence ulletin

(U//LES) – UNCLASSIFIED//LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE

Informational Awareness – Sexual Attack

This is a campus advisory for the purpose of sharing information and to ensure

that the safety of all students, faculty and administration is maintained.

• Unidentified B/M• Dark complexion

• Approx. 5’7”

• Tall/Thin Build

• Covered face with a

shirt.

Suspect may have been

watching the young girldue to her having been

accosted at 4 AM while

taking her dog out.

Suggested Actions:

• All patrol officers should continue to conduct

extra patrols of the area and schools in the

vicinity.

• Monitor and report all suspicious activity

• Review safety/security plan

• Review Emergency Operations plan

Informational Awareness

The Special Victims Unit of the Savannah

Chatham metro Police Department is

investigating a report of a sexual assault of a

teen-aged girl in the Cuyler-Brownsville areaearly Sunday morning, April 26, 2015.

The 14-year-old reported she let her dog

out in the yard near Hopkins Street and

West 44th Street Lane about 4 a.m. and then

followed it into the lane when it slipped

from its leash. There a male she had seen inthe lane grabbed her from behind. She

awakened on a porch with indications she

had possibly been sexually assaulted.

Source: SCMPD

Distribution: Campus Police – School Resource Officers, SCMPD, School Principals

Prepared by Utesa Chisholm, Data Analyst


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Be On the Look Out (BOLO) – Suspicious Vehicle/Person

This is a safety advisory for the purpose of alerting the Board of Education Police

Department and Administration of a Suspicious Vehicle/Person

Vehicle Description

• Dark in Color

• Possibly Dark Blue

• Sports Utility Vehicle

• Similar to a

Pathfinder

• No Tag/Description

Suspect Description

• Black/Male

• UNK Age

• No Further

Description Available

Suggested Actions:

•

Patrol the vicinity of the incident• Any officers coming into contact with this

individual be sure to document the time,

place, and interaction

• Monitor and report suspicious activity


• Review Emergency Operations plan

BOLO – Dark Colored SUV

On the morning of August 11, 2015 on

Florence Street in the area of 44th Street, a

female student while walking wasapproached by a Black/Male subject

driving a Dark Colored SUV. The subject

attempted to engage the student in

conversation. The subject left the area

after noticing a couple nearby.

Anyone with information is asked to callthe Board of Education Campus Police at

(912) 395-5536.

Distribution: Campus Police – School Resource Officers, SCMPD, District Administrators and Principals


Similar Vehicle


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Informational Awareness – Attempted Kidnapping

This is a safety advisory for the purpose of alerting the Board of Education

Police Department and Administration of an attempted kidnapping.

Suspect Description

• Black/Male

• Light- Complexion

• Neatly trimmed

facial hair

• Clothing Description

is black hoodie,

cargo pants, and

white shoes

Suggested Actions:

• Patrol the vicinity of the incident• Any officers coming into contact with

this individual be sure to document the

time, place, interaction, and call Metro

Police.



•Review Emergency Operations plan

Attempted Kidnapping

According to Metro Police, on

September 9, 2015, shortly after 8 a.m.

a 15-year-old was walking to school on

45th St near Cann Park area. While

walking “the teenager encountered the

suspect that attempted to have a

conversation with the girl before lifting

her from the ground. She escaped his

grasp and ran away unharmed.”

Source: WTOC

Anyone with information is asked to call

the Board of Education Police at (912)

395-5536, Crimestoppers at (912) 234-

2020 or Metro Police at (912) 651-6735.

Distribution: Campus Police – School Resource Officers, SCMPD, and District Administrators



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Informational Awareness – Student Attack

This is a safety advisory for the purpose of alerting the Board of Education

Police Department and Administration of a student attack.

Suspect Description

•Unknown MaleSuspects

• White Vehicle

• Unknown Make or

Model

Suggested Actions:

• Patrol the vicinity of the incident• Any officers coming into contact with

this individual be sure to document the

time, place, interaction, and call Metro

Police.



•Review Emergency Operations plan

Attempted Kidnapping

According to Metro Police, on November 16,

2015, between 4:00 PM and 4:30 PM, a 17-

year-old was walking home from school on

Clinch St between Hopkins and Stark streets.While walking, two men in a white car

attempted to have a conversation with the girl

and persuade her to get in the car. When she

refused one of the men got out of the car and

tried to get her into the car.” She escaped his

grasp and ran away unharmed.

Source: SCMPD

Anyone with information is asked to call the

Board of Education Police at (912) 395-5536,

Crimestoppers at (912) 234-2020 or Metro

Police at (912) 651-6735.

Distribution: Campus Police – School Resource Officers, SCMPD, and District Administrators



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Be responsible for your own safety. Take a minute to think

about the steps that you can take to keep yourself safe:

Don’t talk to strangers.

Don’t take anything from strangers.

Don’t go anywhere with someone you don’t know.

Stay more than an arm’s reach from strangers. If you are approached by a stranger,

seek help immediately.

Trust your instincts, if you feel you are being followed or something is not right, seek

help immediately.

Use the buddy system, avoid walking anywhere alone.

Don’t take shortcuts and stay away from alleys.

Memorize contact telephone numbers and home safety practices.

When seeking help, always go to a trusted adult – teacher, coach, police officer, other

parent, or older siblings.

If a stranger grabs you, do everything you can to stop him or her from pulling you

away. Drop to the ground, kick, hit, bite, and scream. Do whatever it takes to attractthe attention of others who can help you. If someone is dragging you away, scream,

“this is not my dad,” or “this is not my mom.”

Report any suspicious activity to your local school and police department.

DIAL 911Campus Police

395-5536


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DIAL 911 Campus Police395-5536

Stranger Danger

Don’t talk to strangers.

Don’t take anything from

strangers.

Don’t go anywhere with

someone you don’t know.

Stay more than an arm’s

reach from strangers. If

you are approached by a

stranger, seek help

immediately.

Trust your instincts, if you

feel you are being

followed or something is

not right, seek help

immediately.

Use the buddy system,avoid walking anywhere

alone.

Don’t take shortcuts and

stay away from alleys.

Driver/ Seatbelt Safety

Buckling up is the most

important safety measureyou can take

Protects against impaired,

aggressive and distracted

drivers

Don’t Speed. Speeding

increases your crash risk

as much as 50 percent

Be careful in bad weather

Don’t follow too closely

Watch out for the other guy

Practice defensive driving

Keep your vehicle safe,conduct routine

maintenance

Don’t Drive Drunk, Drowsy,

or Distracted

Lock it or Lose It

Lock Your Doors

Remove Valuables

Criminals target unlocked

vehicles because of the

ease of entry

Don’t create opportunities

for crime.

Move valuables out of

plain sight if you must

leave them in the vehicle.

Never leave keys in your

vehicle

Don’t leave your vehicle

running

Be sure to roll-up

windows completely.

Park in a well-lit area


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Be responsible for your own safety. Take a minute to think

about the steps that you can take to keep yourself safe.

Here are some examples:

Stay aware of your surroundings

at all times. Wearing earphones

will make you vulnerable.

Keep a mobile phone with you

and make sure that it is always

charged-up and that you have enough

credit. Use your phone to check-in

from time to time and let somebody know where you are, who you're with, where you're going, the route you'll take

and when you will be back home or ready to be collected.

Trust your instincts. Never feel embarrassed to seek help if

you think you are being followed or feel something is not right

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Avoid walking anywhere alone.

Avoid being left on your own.

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