APRIL 11, 2024 SAFETY ALERT

Binghamton University Safety Advisory

4/11/2024

Binghamton University campus community,

On April 10, the University Police received a report of a burglary and related stalking in O’Connor Hall. While investigating the incident, it was determined that the suspect entered additional dorms on campus, including Endicott Hall, Mohawk Hall and Cayuga Hall. It is unknown if additional burglaries were committed while the suspect was in those residence halls. The University Police are actively investigating the incident and have identified a potential person of interest. The University Police would like to encourage anyone with information regarding this incident to contact them at (607) 777-2393. Information related to the incident can also be reported anonymously through the University Police website at: https://www.binghamton.edu/police/anonymous-tips.html

In light of this incident, the University Police would like to provide the following tips to help keep you and your property safe.

  1. Always remember to shut and secure both your exterior and interior room doors, regardless of the time of day.
  2. Be aware of who is behind you while entering a building and do not allow an unknown individual to follow you in.
  3. Keep valuables out of sight; including purses and wallets, cell phones, electronics and jewelry, and never leave your valuables unattended even if it is for a short time.
  4. Leave unnecessary valuable items securely in your residence. Carry only the minimum amount of money or credit cards.
  5. Be aware of your surroundings and be alert at all times. Cell phone conversations while walking can distract from the situations developing around you. If you must talk on your cell phone while traveling, use a hands-free device so you can keep your phone secure and out of sight.
This message has been delivered to all active users of the Binghamton University electronic mail system. This message is posted for the Binghamton community in compliance with the "Timely Warning" provisions of the federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act of 1998. You cannot be removed from these distributions. There is no reason to forward this message to individuals or mailing lists within the Binghamton mail system, as it is already distributed to everyone.