Burglary Yates Field House
Dear Members of the Georgetown University Community,
Please be advised that on Wednesday April 22, 2020, a staff member reported to the Georgetown University Police (GUPD) that between Tuesday, March 17, 6:00 p.m. and Tuesday, April 21, 2:00 p.m., an unknown suspect gained access to their secured office in Yates Field House and stole a computer monitor.
The Georgetown University Police Department is requesting that anyone who has information regarding this or any other incident(s), to contact the Metropolitan Police Department Second District Station at 202-715-7300, or the Detectives Office at 202-730-1903, or the Command Information Center at 202-727-9099 immediately. They may also contact (GUPD) at (202) 687-4343.
Date: April 21, 2020
Time: 2:00 p.m.
Location: On Campus
Address: Yates Field House
Incident type: Burglary
Respondents: Georgetown University Police Department
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Safety Reminder
The Georgetown University Police Department reminds all students to practice the following security measures:
1. Remember to always close and lock your office door, even when gone for only a few minutes, and keep personal belongings out of plain sight.
2. On campus call GUPD at 202.687.4343 regarding any safety concerns.
3. Off campus community members with immediate safety concerns should call MPD at 911 and GUPD at 687.HELP.
4. Students noticing suspicious activities or individuals loitering around entrances to residence halls, apartments, or townhouses should immediately notify GUPD at 202.687.4343.
5. Students may utilize the services of THE NEIGHBORHOOD SHUTTLES or GUPD SAFERIDES escorts as a means of providing safe passage off-campus. Call 784.RIDE for GUPD SAFERIDES escorts.
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