Campus Police Report for September 2019
- September 2, 2019– A resident of Campus Housing reported clothes missing and possibly stolen from a dryer in the laundry room. Campus police reviewed video surveillance videos and later located two people for interviews. The clothes had been taken by mistake. They were recovered and returned to the owner.
- September 9, 2019– Two residents of Campus Housing had their bedrooms broken into and ransacked while were away. It did not appear anything was missing.
- September 10, 2019– During an apartment safety check at Campus Housing, an employee observed a bottle of vodka, possession of which is against college regulations. The alcohol was confiscated and the resident was issued a Regulation Violation ticket for possession.
- September 20, 2019– Damage was discovered to the passenger side rear bumper cover of a college-owned vehicle. It is unknown how the damage occurred.
- September 23, 2019– Campus police received an anonymous complaint (from a user of the ICC Guardian phone app) stating there was possibly a fight at Campus Housing. Officers responded and heard people arguing inside an apartment. Officers investigated and learned it was a resident and a friend in a verbal dispute. The non-resident was escorted to their vehicle and left the property.
- September 25, 2019– An employee driving a college-owned vehicle backed into a stationary object in a parking lot of the East Peoria Campus. The vehicle sustained damage to the passenger side tail light and rear window pillar. There were no injuries.
Campus Safety Tip: ICC Safety App for Cell Phones
To enhance personal safety on campus, the ICC Police Department offers ICC Guardian, a free safety app for cell phones. Guardian connects your call directly to the ICC Campus Police Department. You can also submit crime tips or other info to Campus Police via text. Calls and texts to police can be made anonymously and photos can be attached to a text.
To download the ICC Guardian app, search “Rave Guardian” in the app store on your mobile device. The app is activated with just your cell phone number and ICC email address. Download it today to be prepared for unexpected emergencies!