Indiana University

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Welcome

• Indiana University
• Purdue University Police Safety Department
• Residential Assistant
• Orientation

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Fire Safety
Call 1-6911
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Fire Alarms

• Strobe light on and horn sounds continuously

Fire Alarm Strobe Light and Horn
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In Case of a FIRE

• Pull fire alarm pull box
• Call University Police at 16911
• Evacuate the building
• Close door behind you
• Assist the disabled
• Move to a safe distance from the building

Fire Alarm Pull Box
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In the event of a small FIRE

• Fire extinguishers are located in the hallways
• DO NOT ENDANGER YOURSELF

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TornadoSafety
Fire Alarm Tones
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Tornado Alarm (Continued)

• The fire alarm strobe lights will not flash or
  light up
• Horns will PULSE on
• and off

NO STROBE LIGHT
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Tornado Warning

• University Police will call Student Housing
  Office
• Horn (NO STROBE LIGHTS) will be activated in ALL
  buildings when a tornado is nearing the campus
• Stay away from windows

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Bomb Threats

• Procedure
• Get the telephone number of the caller if
  possible
• Listen for any accents the caller may have
• Write down exact wording of the call immediately
  after hanging up
• Note any unusual noises in the background
• Notify University Police immediately at 16911

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IPFWPolice Safety Department

• 4 Divisions
• Police Operations
• Patrol
• Investigations
• Bike Patrol
• Police Training
• New Officer Training
• R.A.D.
• S.A.F.E.
• TIPS
• Safety Officers
• Vehicle Unlocks
• Vehicle Jump Starts
• Parking Tickets
• Dispatch

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Our Staff Members

• Lauren DenHartog
• Chief of Police
• 30 Years with the
• IPFW Police
• Department
• 14 Years as Chief

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Staff Members Continued

• Steve Woods
• Third Shift Lieutenant
• 20 Years with the Fort
• Wayne Police
• Department
• 15 Years with the IPFW
• Police Safety
• Department

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Staff Members Continued

• William (Bill)
• Daugherty
• First Shift
• Lieutenant
• 20 Years with the
• Fort Wayne Police
• Department
• 13 Years with the IPFW
• Police Safety
• Department
• Former U.S. Air Force

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Staff Members Continued

• Barry Markin
• Second Lieutenant
• 33 Years in Law Enforcement
• 11Years with the I.P.F.W.
• Police Safety Department
• Former Air Force

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Staff Members Continued

• Jeff Davis
• Training Sergeant-
• First Shift
• 5 Years with the
• Fort Wayne Police
• Department (Reserve)
• 10 Years with the IPFW
• Police Department
• AS in Criminal Justice

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Staff Members Continued

• Lary Steinbacher
• First Shift Police
• Officer
• 25 Years with the
• Fort Wayne Police
• Department
• 12 Years with the
• IPFW Police Safety
• Department
• Retired United States Army
• Reserve- Vietnam Veteran
• BA Degree in Cr. Justice

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Staff Members Continued

• Steve Burton
• First Shift Police Officer
• 24 Years with the
• Fort Wayne Police
• Department
• 11.5 Years with the I.P.F.W. Police Safety
  Department

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Staff Members Continued

• Ronald Burkart
• Third Shift Police
• Officer
• 20 Years with the
• Fort Wayne Police
• Department
• 8 Years with the I.P.F.W.
• Police Safety Department
• Former U.S. Navy
• A.S. in Criminal Justice

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Staff Members Continued

• Thomas Tyler
• 27 Years with the
• Fort Wayne Police
• Department
• 6.2 Years with the I.P.F.W. Police Department
• Former U.S. Marine Corp.

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Staff Members Continued

• Duane Romines
• 4.5 Years with the I.P.F.W. Police Department
• Employee and/or a student at I.P.F.W. since 1990
• B.A. in Education

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Staff Members Continued

• Andrew Cottrell
• Second Shift Police Officer
• Employed at I.P.F.W.
• since 1994 as a Safety Officer 13 all
  together
• 3 Years as a Police Officer with the I.P.F.W.
  Police Safety Department
• Former U.S. Air Force

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Staff Members Continued

• Jack Walker
• Second Shift Police Officer
• 33 Years with the
• Fort Wayne Police
• Department
• 2.5 Years with the I.P.F.W.
• Police Department
• Former U.S. Army Vietnam
• Veteran
• MBA

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Staff Members Continued

• Anthony (Tony)
• Colone, Jr.
• First Shift Police Officer
• 30 ½ Years with the
• Fort Wayne Police
• Department
• 2.5 Years with the I.P.F.W. Police Department
• A.S. in Criminal Justice

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Staff Members Continued

• Lynn Armstrong
• Second Shift Police Officer
• 32 Years with the Ft. Wayne Police Department
• 1.8 Years with the I.P.F.W. Police and Safety
  Department

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Staff Members Continued

• Kent Notestine
• Second Shift Police Officer
• 32 Years with the Ft. Wayne Police Department
• 1.4 Years with the I.P.F.W. Police and Safety
  Department

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Staff Members Continued

• Richard (Rick) Igney
• First Shift Safety Officer
• 18 Years with the I.P.F.W.
• Police Safety Department
• Departmental CPR/AED and First Aid Instructor

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Staff Members Continued

• Eric Johnston
• Safety Officer Second Shift
• 1 Year with the IPFW Police and Safety Department
• Retired U.S. Army

• No Photo Available At This Time

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Staff Members Continued

• Sue Ealing
• Lead Dispatcher
• First Shift
• 8 Years with the IPFW Police Safety
  Department

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Staff Members Continued

• Christina Hughes
• Second Shift Dispatcher
• 1.9 Years with the I.P.F.W. Police and Safety
  Department
• Former Dispatcher for the Hobart Police Department

• No Photo Available At This Time

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Staff Members Continued

• Brandon Baatz
• 9 Months with the IPFW Police and Safety
  Department
• New Haven Volunteer Firefighter and Paramedic

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Staff Members Continued

• Sonya Tompkins
• Third Shift Dispatcher
• Combined 4 Years (Previously Employed at IPFW)
• Former Ft. Wayne Police Department Dispatcher and
  Reserve Police Officer

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Our Years of Experience

• Police Officer
• Total Years Police Experience 429.51Years
• Average Years of Police Experience Per Officer
  28.63Years
• Safety Officer
• Total Years Safety Experience 29 Years
• Average Years of Experience Per Safety Officer
  14.5 Years
• D

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24-7
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University Police Building
Located at the Physical Plant
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I.P.F.W. University Police

• Services
• Police Services
• Vehicle Unlocks
• Vehicle Jump Starts
• Escorts

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IPFW PD

• Jurisdiction
• Primary
• Secondary
• Mutual Aid Agreement

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Our Number one Priority

• Insure the safety and well being of everyone at
  Indiana University - Purdue University

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Theft A Crime Of Opportunity

• Locking Doors
• Marking Property
• ATM pin Numbers
• Cash in rooms
• No Identity on Keys
• Peep Holes

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Reporting Crime In Progress

• All Emergencies Dial 1-6911 (Police, Fire,
  Medical)
• Extreme Emergencies 9-911

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Basic Questions to know

• Who
• What
• When
• Where
• How
• It is essential that the IPFW Dispatchers
• receive as much information as possible!

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Threats or Violence

• Indiana University- Purdue University will not
  tolerate threats or any acts of violence
• All threats should be considered as serious
• Be aware of your surroundings
• Report suspicious activity and threats

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Harassment
By any means or form, will be investigated
thoroughly
Stalking
Telephone
Computer
Mail
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Crisis Intervention Team

• Currently 3 officers are CIT Certified
• On call 24/7/365
• 2004 CIT Calls 5
• 2005 CIT Calls 7
• 2006 CIT Calls 8
• Our CIT Procedures

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Reporting Emergencies or Crimes In Progress

• Emergency Telephone System
• Over 60 locations on campus
• Traffic Accidents

E M E R G E N C y
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Reporting Crime Not in Progress

• Other Non-emergency requests
• Police 1-6827 (On campus dial last 5 digits)
• Fire 1-6827 (On campus dial last 5 digits)
• Medical 1-6827

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Police Limitations

• Lawfully at the location
• Lawfully doing our job
• Plainview
• Exigent Circumstances
• Arrest Warrant
• Search Warrant
• Fresh Pursuit
• Consent to Search

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Student RightTo Know (Clery Act)

• Publish Distribute annual Campus Security
  Report (3 year history)
• Inform students employees of the availability
  of the report
• (www.phyplt.ipfw.edu/POLICE/Crimestat.htm)
• Provide timely notice to the campus on crimes
  considered threats to safety
• Maintain a public log of all reported crimes

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Persona Non Grata
What the heck does it mean ?
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Your Safety
Your Campus
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Drug Law Violations

• You!

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Drugs Of Choice
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Drugs Of Choice
Marijuana comes from the Cannabis sativa plant
and is the most commonly used illicit drug in the
United States. Possession of Marijuana Class A
Misdemeanor
Class D Felony if it is 30
Grams or higher
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Lets Play Name That Drug?
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Hashish Oil
Marijuana
Morphine
Marijuana
Opium
Cocaine
Cocaine
Opium
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Tools of the Trade
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Possession of Paraphernalia- Class A Infraction
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LSD

• Odorless, colorless liquid
• Blotter Paper
• Sugar Cubes
• Pills
• Gel Tabs

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Cocaine / Opium Heroin, Morphine, Codeine
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Designer Drugs
Synthetic amphetamine-type stimulants are the
largest narcotics problem most nations will face
in the future
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Ecstasy
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Amphetamines
Methamphetamine
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Pharmaceuticals

• Water Pills?
• Ritalin
• Oxycontin
• Barbiturates /Amphetamines

Valium
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Possession of drugs

• Cocaine, Narcotics Drugs or Meth.
• Class D Felony or Higher
• Controlled Substance
• Class D Felony or Higher

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Drug Law ViolationWhat Do You Do?

• Upon Detection
• Call Police
• Identify Yourself
• Provided Pertinent Information
• Meet Responding Officers

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Drug Law ViolationWhat Do We Do?

• Police Officers
• Must Develop Their Own Probable Cause

• Knock Announce
• Forced Entry If
• Crime Continuing
• Evidence Destroyed
• Prevent Escape

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Drug Law ViolationWhat Do We Do?

• No Probable Cause?
• May Leave Area / May canvas area
• If contraband observed
• Seize /or obtain search warrant

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Any ViolationWhat Do You Never Do?

• Never
• Make Contact With Suspects Alone
• Especially if Criminal in Nature
• Contact police

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Choice

• Drugs

Zero Tolerance
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Prank to Prison

• Souvenir Sign / Theft
• Fake I.D. / Forgery
• Forged Parking Permits
• Drivers License
• Celebration / Rioting
• Harmless fun / Hazing

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Choose Safety

• Battery or Battery (DV)
• Domestic Violence
• Sexual Assaults
• Rape
• Suspicious Persons
• 16911 Hang Ups

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Alcohol Offenses Related Charges

• OWI
• First Offense will cost about 10,000.00
• Second Offense within 5 Years will be prosecuted
  as a felony
• Public Intoxication
• Class B Misdemeanor to be in a public place or a
  place of public resort in a state of intoxication

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Alcohol Offenses Related Charges

• Use of false or altered drivers license
• Class C Infraction for a minor to make a false
  statement of the minors age or present a false
  drivers license to purchase alcoholic beverages
• If convicted for the use of a false drivers
  license to procure alcoholic beverages the
  minors drivers can have their drivers license
  suspended for up to 1 Year.

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Alcohol Offenses Related Charges

• Transportation of alcohol by a minor
• A Class C Misdemeanor for a minor to Possess
  consume or transport alcoholic beverages
• If convicted Drivers license are suspended for
  up to 1 Year.
• If less that 18 Years old Drivers License are
  suspended for at least 60 days.

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Alcohol Offenses Related Charges

• Furnishing alcohol to a minor
• Class C Misdemeanor
• Minors in Taverns
• Class C Misdemeanor
• Giving a false ID to a minor
• Class C Misdemeanor

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R A D
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Weapons
Zero Tolerance Policy
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Possession of a firearm without a permit

• Class A Misdemeanor
• Class D felony if have a prior conviction

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Armed Robbery

• Consider any robber as armed
• Listen
• Follow instructions
• Stay calm

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Armed Robbery

• After robber has left
• Lock doors
• Dial 16911
• Do Not Touch Anything
• Do Not Discuss Robbery
• Ask Witnesses to Wait For Police

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Indiana University - Purdue University is
committed to providing students, faculty, staff,
and visitors a safe and healthful environment.
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In Today's World

• We all must work together

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Your Journey Begins Now

• Make A Personal Commitment To Yourself To

• Be Prepared
• Be Ready
• Be Safe

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