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Tech Police investigating office burglaries

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Coming on the heels of reported robberies of students, Georgia Tech Police are also investigating the burglary of several campus offices during the last several weeks.

“Over the last two months, we have seen break-ins in Skiles, the Ford Environmental Science and Technology building, Boggs, Old Civil Engineering and the Montgomery-Knight buildings,” said Officer Ian Mayberry with Tech’s Crime Prevention Unit.

Several office doors were forced open, and desktop and laptop computers were the primary items taken.

While these thefts are under investigation, Mayberry reminds the campus community that they can take some steps to prevent being victimized.

“Make sure that your door is shut and locked whenever you are not inside,” he said. “When you leave for the evening, take portable electronics with you, or secure them in a locked drawer of your desk. Lastly, if you see someone in your building that you do not know or who is acting suspiciously, make sure you call the police immediately.”

Dial 911 from any campus hardwired phone to contact the Police Department in case of an emergency. For all other calls, dial 404-894-2500.


 

 

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