Kansas State Experts Offer Tips to College Students on How to Avoid Property and Person Crimes

August 12, 2010

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“Paying attention to your surroundings and your belongings are good ways for college students to avoid being a victim of crime, according to two Kansas State University experts.”

“Property crime is the most reported crime on campus, said Capt. Don Stubbings of the Kansas State University Police Department. Computers, MP3 players and smart phones are all examples of high-value items that are frequently stolen. …”

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