By PATRICK ARMSTRONG
Editor in Chief
Since The All State discovered that APSU had violated the federal Clery Act mandate regarding the attempted abduction on campus that was left out of the campus crime log for four weeks, TAS investigated the crime logs from this academic year to see if there were any other Clery Act violations. A total of 11 more were found.
These incidents are in violation is because they were not placed in the crime log within two business days of the incident being reported to campus Police, according to the Clery Act.
The following incident reports are in violation of the Clery Act:
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Monday, Oct. 5, 2009 not placed in the campus crime log until the Thursday, Oct. 22, 2009 revision, when it should have been in the Friday, Oct. 9, 2009 revision.
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Friday, Oct. 23, 2009 not placed in the campus crime log until the Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009 revision, when it should have been in the Friday, Oct. 30, 2009 revision.
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Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009 not placed in the campus crime log until the Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009 revision, when it should have been in the Friday, Oct. 30, 2009 revision.
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Tuesday, Feb. 9, not placed in the campus crime log until the Friday, Feb. 26, revision, when it should have been in the Friday, Feb. 19, revision.
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Wednesday, Feb 10, not placed in the campus crime log until the Friday, Feb. 26, revision when it should have been in the Friday, Feb. 19, revision.
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Thursday, Feb. 11, not placed in the campus crime log until the Friday, Feb. 26, revision, when it should have been in the Friday, Feb. 19, revision.
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Friday, Feb. 12, not placed in the Campus crime log until the Friday, Feb. 26, revision, when it should have been in the Friday, Feb. 19, revision.
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Monday, March 1, not placed in the campus crime log until the Friday, March 19, revision, when it should have been in the Wednesday, March 10, revision.
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Friday, March 2, not placed in the campus crime log until the Friday, March 19, revision, when it should have been in the Wednesday, March 10, revision.
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Saturday, March 3, not placed in the campus crime log until the Friday, March 19, revision, when it should have been in the Wednesday, March 10, revision.
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Monday, March 5, not placed in the campus crime log until the Friday, March 19, revision, when it should have been in the Wednesday, March 10, revision.
Written complaints about violations of the Clery Act regarding disclosure obligations can be filed with the director of the Regional Office of the U.S. Department of Education.




