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NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE POLICE DEPARTMENT STAYING SAFE ON CAMPUS

Who is Responsible for Your Safety? When seconds count, the police arrive in minutes. Nobody commits a crime when we are around

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NORTHERN VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGEPOLICE DEPARTMENT

STAYING SAFE ON CAMPUS

Who is Responsible for Your Safety? When seconds count, the police arrive in minutes. Nobody commits a crime when we are around.

NOVA Public Safety Team52 Virginia Commonwealth sworn Police officers with all police powers8 Dispatchers 6 unarmed, certified security officers on campus 2300-0700Supplemented by outsourced security

NOVA Police Dispatch

(703) 764-500024/7/365

Our OfficersChief Dusseau: Chief of the YearExperienced (Have served in Fairfax, Metro, Airport, Montgomery and Prince Georges counties, former police Chief) Speak 10 different languagesTeach at local police academies (firearms, active shooter, and defensive tactics)Train with local agenciesWrite for national police publicationsCampus Safety magazine The Police Chief (IACP)

5NOVA ALERTGood communications: the key to crisis awareness. Sign up for NOVA Alert at: http://alert.nvcc.edu

http://alert.nvcc.edu

Campus Emergency Call Boxes

NOVAs LiveSafe Mobile AppYour free personal safety appSend your location to NOVA police to facilitate police emergency responseReport tips anonymously to NOVA policeProvide anonymous safety/security suggestions to the college policeInvite friends/family to see where you are, so you never have to walk aloneHave emergency plans and information at your fingertipsHow to get the appVisit the iTunes or Google Play store, depending upon your smartphone, and download the LiveSafe app (blue shield icon)Choose NOVA from the list of schools that appears once youve downloadedFill in your name/contact info for (emergency use only)

Jeanne Ann Clerys LegacyRaped & murdered April 5, 1986 in her residence hallFellow student she didnt knowHistory of violent crime on campusLed to national awareness of campus crimeFederal Clery Act

9Clery ActThe Department of Education requires annual safety report. http://www.nvcc.edu/current-students/police/college-safety-report/crime-statistics/index.htmlCrimes on all campuses must be reported.Serious crimes (homicide, sexual offenses, robbery, arson, hate crimes etc)Also: (alcohol, drugs, and weapons)Annual Security Report

Report Crimes Using Form 105-174

Active Shooter Situations are generally over with in 8-10 minutes.

Running your best option.

Where would you go? Outside of the building and wait for further directions?Vehicle?

Hiding: What to look for?Rooms with locking doorsSolid wallsNo windows if on lower levels Large pieces of furniture to block off entryLights off, low to the ground, and silence.

Fight: In a college setting we have one thing on our side

NUMBERS!!!

Be Careful When Asking For Directions

Additional Police Services

Motorist AssistsAccess ControlPolice EscortsSecurity Assessments

Training OFC. Robert CorwinFirearms and MACTAC Instructor/Community Outreach Liaison Alexandria

5000 Dawes AvenueAlexandria, VA 22311Office: (703) [email protected]