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Observer Staff Report | Friday, February 22, 2019
Effective March 1, the Notre Dame Security Police Department will be renamed the Notre Dame Police Department, the University announced in a press release Thursday. With the name change, the department aims “to bring clarity for both the campus community and partners in law enforcement, more accurately portray the enforcement duties of the department and
Observer Staff Report | Sunday, January 27, 2019
An 18-year-old freshman is in critical condition from head trauma after falling in a stairwell in Sorin College early Sunday morning, according to a media advisory issued by the University. At about 2 a.m., the Notre Dame Fire Department arrived to administer medical attention to the student, according to the advisory. He was then transported
Observer Staff Report | Thursday, December 20, 2018
A rape was reported to Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP) on Dec. 18, according to Thursday’s NDSP crime log. The alleged rape occurred Feb. 17, 2012, in an unspecified east side female dorm, according to the report. Information about sexual assault prevention and resources for survivors of sexual assault are available online from NDSP and the Title IX office.
Observer Staff Report | Friday, June 1, 2018
Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP) arrested two men in possession of “two loaded handguns” near campus Wednesday evening, the University announced in a press release Friday. Troyon Scott, 18, and his brother Troyae, 20, both South Bend residents, were arrested while driving a silver Pontiac G6 that matched the description of an automobile involved in
Observer Staff Report | Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP) received four reports of sex offenses Jan. 18, according to Monday’s NDSP crime log. Two of the incidents allegedly took place in 2014 and one allegedly occurred in 2015, while the date of the fourth alleged incident is unknown. University spokesman Dennis Brown said in an email that NDSP received
Observer Staff Report | Saturday, January 21, 2017
Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP) detained a person Friday evening after a student reported suspicious activity near a residence hall, according to an email sent to all students Friday night. NDSP is currently investigating whether the person is the same man who has been seen inside women’s residence halls, unescorted, several times throughout the past week,
Andrea Vale | Tuesday, September 20, 2016
The annual student safety summit took place Monday night in the LaFortune ballroom. During the summit, members of the Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP) and other nearby police forces formed a panel with the goal of teaching students how to be safer on campus and how to maintain a good relationship with nearby police officers and neighbors. Student
Observer Editorial Board | Friday, January 22, 2016
Indiana House Bill 1022 (HB 1022) is steadily making its way through the legislative production line. One Democrat and two Republican representatives co-sponsored the bill. It has been read twice on the House floor, referred to committee and passed with unanimous support. Sometime in the near future, representatives will vote on it and, if it
Kayla Mullen | Friday, January 16, 2015
On Dec. 22, Notre Dame students and staff received an email from the University reporting an incident that had occurred earlier that day on campus. The email reported that a suspect being pursued by Mishawaka police had been pulled out of St. Mary’s Lake and taken into custody by police. “Just before noon on Dec.
Catherine Owers | Friday, December 12, 2014
For one of the term’s first major policy initiatives, student body president Lauren Vidal and vice president Matthew Devine, both seniors, set out to augment late night student transportation on campus with the Student Nighttime Auxiliary Patrol (O’SNAP). O’SNAP allows Notre Dame Security Police (NDSP) student employees to use two Global Electric Motor (GEM) cars to