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Trial date set in boating crash case

Sam Gauntt, Editor-in-Chief
May 12, 2023
Being visible on campus around the clock is one of the ways AACC campus police increase safety, according to Police Chief Sean Kapfhammer. Shown, Officer Raymond Fields.

Students feel safe on campus, poll reveals

Izzy Chase, Reporter
May 1, 2023
Campus police are investigating an incident of sexual assault in the student lounge on the fourth floor of the Glen Burnie Town Center building. If you are a victim of sexual assault on campus, you can file a report with AACC police by calling 410-777-1818.

Police investigate sexual assault on Glen Burnie campus

Zack Buster, Editor-in-Chief
February 27, 2023
Students say they wish campus parking lots had more spaces.

Students talk parking problems

Olivia Sheridan, Reporter
January 27, 2023
Police pursue suspect in stalking incident

Police pursue suspect in stalking incident

Zack Buster, Editor-In-Chief
October 5, 2022
Campus police released this photo of man they suspect is taking photos in campus mens rooms.

Police seek suspect taking photos in men’s rooms

Zack Buster, Associate Editor
April 14, 2022
Police are investigating the smash-and-grab theft of a purse from a car parked in Lot M last week.

Campus police investigate car break-in

Zack Buster, Associate Editor
April 4, 2022
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Police chief gives safety tips

Zack Buster, Associate Editor
January 24, 2022
The Department of Public Safety and Police’s 2020 shows theft has annual decreased from 14 reported cases in 2017 to eight in 2019 on AACC’s Arnold campus.

Already low, crime decreases on campus

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief
November 18, 2020
Campus police stay busy opening buildings for faculty and staff who need access to their offices while the campuses are mostly locked down.

Crime down but police stay busy opening buildings

Johannes Haasbroek, Editor-in-Chief
September 17, 2020
Kimberly Starr, who served as a homicide detective in Baltimore, is one of two female officers on campus.

AACC hires retired Baltimore homicide detective

Jacob Dear, Daily Editor
March 2, 2020
Police say this man committed indecent exposure and trespassing on campus.

Man charged with indecent exposure and trespassing

Christian Richey, Editor-in-Chief
February 19, 2020
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