WEDNESDAY, AUG. 29, 2001
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Police advise keeping valuables out of cars
By Laurie Harrison Kansan staff writer
Andrea Marshall's first full week of school didn't start off as she had planned.
"They ripped my console to shreds," the Wichita sophomore said.
Marshall is one of the first reported victims of theft on campus this school year.
In 2000, there were 96 reported thefts from cars on campus, according to KU Public Safety Office records.
"I was shocked. I was really upset. You never think it's going to happen to you." Marshall said.
Lt. Schuyler Bailey of the KU Public Safety Office said there were ways students could
make their cars less appealing to thieves.
"Don't leave anything of value in plain sight." Bailey said. "If you have a detachable face plate on your stereo, detach it every time."
That's exactly what Marshall didn't do when she locked her car on Friday night.
"I was in the biggest rush that day and I didn't think about it," Marshall said.
Now she's left with replacing her compact disc collection, car stereo, registration and everything that was in her glove compartment.
"It's just a hassle that I don't really have time for," Marshall said.
lar precautions with their belongings while they were on campus.
Bailey said students should also follow simi-
"If you're studying in a common area, try and leave one person with your stuff if you leave," Bailey said.
He said the majority of thefts on campus occurred when property was left unattended.
"Don't leave items visible. Don't leave items laying out," Bailey said. "Even when you're in your dorm room, your door should be locked."
The KU Public Safety Office gave safety presentations to freshmen as part of orientation, Bailey said.
Contact Harrison at 864-4810
Man's body found in pool at apartment
A body was found at the bottom of an apartment complex's pool late last night, Lawrence police said.
Sgt. Randy Roberts of the Lawrence Police said an employee of the Cedarwood Apartments, 2411 Cedarwood Ave., discovered a body shortly after 11 p.m. Tuesday while he was locking up the pool. Police arrived a few minutes later.
Police were only able to identify the victim as a male resident of the complex.
Roberts said police would continue to investigate the death.
- Laurie Harrison and Courtney Craigmile
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