police
Beware of scams
University Police has received a complaint of attempted fraud related to unsolicited telephone calls. The department reminds the campus community to keep the following tips in mind when receiving a phone call or email:
- No reputable company or organization will call you to tell you owe taxes or have an unpaid debt, such as electricity or telephone. No legitimate company will require you to send funds electronically or place funds on a pre-paid card to satisfy a debt. If in doubt, hang up the phone and call the police. Read More »
Students step up, stop sexual assault
Doug Roberts, chief of University Police, recognized two students at a ceremony on Oct. 24 for their heroic actions in helping a victim and ending a sexual assault. Roberts presented Addis Greene, a senior in computer engineering, and Sidney Webster, a senior in computer science, with plaques and Missouri S&T STEP UP! Pins.
Read More »Something suspicious going on? Call S&T Police. An emergency? Call 911
The Missouri S&T Police Department reminds the campus its officers and security guards are on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call them any time for non-emergencies (for example, suspicious activity) at 573-341-4300. Whenever there is an emergency that requires the police, fire department or ambulance, call 911.
Read More »Five candidates invited to interview for director position
The search committee for director of University Police has invited five candidates to campus to interview and to participate in an open forum with faculty, staff and students. Forum times and dates, and information about each candidate is available at adminservices.mst.edu/documents/Police_Search_Bio_2.pdf.
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