One of the aspects of a police officer’s job that they don’t prepare you for in the academy is answering questions, many on non-criminal topics. A few of the most frequent questions that people ask...

Sept. 17: Misuse of credit card—Law School. Sept. 17: Possession of drug paraphernalia—Smith House. Sept. 18: Petty theft—unattended computer tablet taken from classroom, DeGrace Hall. Sept....

By now, many people have seen the video of NFL player Ray Rice beating his fiancee in an elevator. The incident sparked a national conversation on the issues of relationships and domestic violence. But...

Sept. 2: Robbery—Student pepper sprayed and robbed by two white female suspects, Mayfield and East 117th Street Sept. 2: Criminal trespass—Two males stopped and cited, Bingham Building. Sept. 3:...

The Case Western Reserve University Police Department would like to welcome back all our returning students and faculty. While the summer abundance of parking spaces and short lines at Starbucks are always...

April 9—Bicycle theft—Bike taken from bike room, Michaelson House April 12—Petty theft/Shoplifting—Barnes & Noble April 12—Burglary—possibly intoxicated female broke into house through...

So we are fast approaching the end of another academic year. A few more quizzes, a blur of special events and before you know it, commencement has come and gone and the campus will go into the semi-slumber...

As part of our never-ending quest to make the Case Western Reserve University campus as safe as possible, the university’s Police and Security Services Department released a new addition to the safety...

Since the start of the academic year, the Case Western Reserve University Police Department has dealt with a number of cases of marijuana use in university buildings. While this is nothing especially new,...

March 18—Damage to and theft from vending machine, North Residential Village House Two. March 21—Strong arm robbery of CWRU staff member, East 120 RTA stop. Security alert issued. March 24—Petty...