It is difficult to determine whether a person is a "suspicious" person. There are certain things you should look for in determining whether a person should be reported to Campus Security. Suspicious people are people you do not recognize that are:
- Entering rooms, offices, labs, with no apparent business to transact.
- Soliciting (Includes selling materials, asking for donations, etc.)
- Sleeping on chairs, furniture or the floor. Use discretion during exams.
- Carrying weapons such as knives or guns.
- Tampering with locks on doors, windows, bicycles and vehicles.
- Forcing another person into a vehicle.
- Looking in windows.
- Carrying unwrapped property at unusual hours.
- Carrying suspicious items such as crowbars, screwdrivers or bolt cutters.
- Working on bicycles still locked up.
- More concerned with who is around them than what they are working on or looking for.
- Refuse help if you ask to assist them.
- Appear scared, nervous or anxious.