The Victims of Temple University

[Pag23]

Temple University student recoverin after being carjacked by 3 suspects who stole her 2017 red Subaru Impreza*
https://6abc.com/temple-university-s...reet/13610325/

And for your comedy show pleasure,

Temple University introduces upgrades, enhancements to campus security
https://www.fox29.com/news/temple-un...ampus-security

They want London type of surveillance....

[Carson]

Luckily my daughter is now out of there. She moved out of her apartment the end of July and finished her research assistant job yesterday.

Here are some more "improvements" they are making.

POSTED JULY 28, 2023
CAMPUS SAFETY, CAMPUS SAFETY SERVICES, GUN VIOLENCE, PUBLIC SAFETY, TEMPLE POLICE, TEMPLE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, VIOLENCE PREVENTION, CAMPUS NEWS

As part of a reorganization, Temple*s Department of Public Safety introduces three new key roles

The deputy director of organizational affairs, director of tactics and professional development, and associate director of organization administration (HR) represent the first of several new positions that will be added to the Department of Public Safety in the coming months.

Over the last several months, Temple University*s Department of Public Safety has been completely reorganized to help increase professionalism, training and organizational development to better to serve both the Temple and North Philadelphia communities.

As part of this reorganization, Deputy Director of Organizational Affairs Michael Smith, Director of Tactics and Professional Development Chris Willard, and Associate Director of Organization Administration (HR) Amber James joined the department on June 5.

*Our reorganization has seen us revise the public safety organizational chart with a considerable expansion, allowing us to bring on 15 new strategic and tactical leadership and operational positions. These positions are key to optimizing the department to ensure that we*re aligned with the best practices seen in some of the top law enforcement agencies,* said Vice President for Public Safety Jennifer Griffin. *The deputy director of organizational affairs, director of tactics and professional development, and associate director of organization administration (HR) represent the first of these new positions, and we*re so excited that we have been able to bring on board individuals as talented as Michael, Chris and Amber.*

Info about the new positions at https://news.temple.edu/news/2023-07...-new-key-roles

They need more cops on patrol, than expensive administrative types.

[Walleye Hunter]

They need more cops on patrol, than expensive administrative types.

Their buddies are administrators, not cops.

[JAKIII]

They need more cops on patrol, than expensive administrative types.

College is a waste of money at current pricing, unless you wan't to be an engineer, lawyer, or MD but I digress.

There are countless fine institutions of higher education that are NOT located in a ghetto. Why does ANYONE go there?

[Walleye Hunter]

College is a waste of money, unless you wan't to be an engineer, lawyer, or MD but I digress.

There are countless fine institutions of higher education that are NOT located in a ghetto. Why does ANYONE go there?

Only the few and the proud can wear the "I Survived Temple" sweatshirt.

[MikeinPhilly]

They need more cops on patrol, than expensive administrative types.

All the cops in the world won't help if the DA's office keeps letting them get away with no repercussions

[Krichardson]

Temple's last president sure didn't last too long....his wife must have threatened to divorce him after he moved her into that row home in the hood!

[djeuch]

They need more cops on patrol, than expensive administrative types.

The Temple University Police department is the largest university police force in the United States, with 130 campus police officers, including supervisors and detectives.

[Carson]

The Temple University Police department is the largest university police force in the United States, with 130 campus police officers, including supervisors and detectives.

Recent reports say they are at 60% staffing and are having trouble hiring. So that puts them around 73 officers including detectives and supervisors. So I would say about 60 or less cops for the street

[Carson]

Temple's last president sure didn't last too long....his wife must have threatened to divorce him after he moved her into that row home in the hood!

I don*t think they ever made it to the North Philly rowhouse.