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WCC CRIME AWARENESS REPORT
Wilkes Community College is concerned about the safety and welfare of all students, faculty,
staff, and guests. The college is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for eve
ryone. The cooperation and involvement of students and employees in crime prevention and
safety programs is a vital part of this effort. Everyone is requested to assist the college with
campus safety by reporting suspicious behaviors or actions to college personnel. Personal safety
and protection of property is the responsibility of each individual. WCC security personnel re
cord statistics on reported crimes on campus according to the methods, standards, and defini
tions provided by the Uniform Crime Reporting System of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The information below is provided as a part of Wilkes Community College's commitment to
safety and security on campus and is in compliance with the Student Right to Know Act and
Campus Security Act of 1990, Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990.
Report on Criminal Offenses, WCC Campus;
January 1, 2002—December 31, 2002
I. Violent Crimes Reported
A. Murder, None
B. Sex Offenses, None
(Forcible and Non-Forcible)
C. Robbery, None
D. Aggravated Assault, One
E. Motor Vehicle Theft, None
F. Burglary, None
II. Arrest Non-Violent
A. Liquor Law Violations, Two
B. Drug Abuse Violations, None
C. Weapons Possession, None
D. Communicating Threat, One
There were no reported crimes on the Ashe and Alleghany campuses.
We would like to take this time to thank
Janet Gryder and all of the staff of Wilkes
Community College’s Campus Security for
doing such a wonderful job of keeping all of
the students here safe from harm! You all
are. doing a “bang-up” job!!