Crime Log

The campus safety report for A&M–Central Texas.

Overview

Crime log case numbers do not run sequentially. Instead, the University Police Department assigns case numbers to all reportable activities, including both criminal and non-criminal incidents. However, the crime log includes only case numbers related to criminal activity. Additionally, the University Police Department organizes crimes in chronological order based on the date they are reported. Therefore, the most recently reported crimes appear at the bottom of the list.

Note: Incidents with a case number that start with ‘CSA’ involve information received from other University Administrators, who are defined by federal law as ‘campus security authorities’. These administrators share non-identifying information, with the University Police, that is provided by the victim. In these incidents, the victim did not file an official police report and therefore, it is not always possible to provide information regarding the five areas typically covered in the Crime Log (i.e., Classification, Date Reported, Date Occurred, Time Occurred, General Location, On Campus (Y or N), and Disposition). Because an official report was not filed, there will be no disposition. These incidents are reported to the University Police for statistical purposes and are posted to the Crime Log as the information is received by the University Police.

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According to Federal Law, an institution may withhold any of the required fields of entry (i.e., the classification, date, time, location and/or disposition) if any of the following conditions apply:

1. The disclosure is prohibited by law
2. If disclosure would jeopardize the confidentiality of the victim.
3. If disclosure would jeopardize an ongoing criminal investigation or the safety of an individual
4. If disclosure would cause a suspect to flee or evade detection
5. If disclosure would result in the destruction of evidence

Crime Log Disposition Definitions

The following is an explanation of the terminology used to complete the Disposition section of the DPS Crime Log:

Active
The case is currently being investigated by DPS.

Unfounded
The case is determined through investigation to be false or baseless. No offense occurred or was attempted.

Referred to Outside Agency
The case is being investigated by a law enforcement agency other than TAMUCT PD. The specific agency will be identified in the disposition.

Closed by Arrest
The subject(s) has been arrested.

Inactive
All currently available leads have been exhausted, or the case has no solvability due to lack of evidence.

Exceptionally Cleared
Circumstances beyond the control of the investigating officer(s) prevent an arrest from being made (e.g. The offender is dead, the offender is in prison, the victim or prosecutor refuse to prosecute, or the offender is prosecuted for a lesser charge).

A copy of the Crime Log can be obtained by contacting the University Police Department.

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