We are sharing this news on behalf of the Columbus Division of Police for a crime that occurred in the off-campus area.
On 9/22/17, at approximately 12:40 a.m., Lonnie Sturdivant was issued a summons after two women reported being groped by him at a bar in the area of Frambes Avenue and High Street. One woman is an Ohio State student.
Sturdivant was recently released from jail after serving just under one year for similar conduct and has been convicted of numerous sexual related offenses. He is currently banned from Ohio State’s...
The Ohio State University Police Division and several of its partners will be holding their inaugural Pedal With Police event on Thursday, September 21 from 6-8 p.m. outside the RPAC at the McCorkle Pavilion. The event is steered toward educating the campus community on bike safety and theft prevention. The event will allow participants to exchange their cable locks for free U-locks, while supplies last. A limited number of helmets, bike lights and water bottles will also be given away. Attendees can bring their bikes and receive a free tune-up from the OSU Bike Club. The Office of International Affairs...
We are sharing this news on behalf of the Columbus Division of Police for a crime that occurred in the off-campus area.
On 9/2/17, at approximately 6:46 p.m., a robbery was reported at the UDF near 12th Avenue and High Street (1680 N High Street). Reports indicate that a male suspect threatened that he had a handgun and demanded cash. The suspect fled the store eastbound.
The suspect is described as a black male in his 40’s standing 5’5” and wearing a red hat, gray hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.
A Buckeye Alert system test will occur on Thursday (9/7). Students, faculty and staff will receive a text message that will be clearly identified as a test. The system also sends severe weather alerts to the entire university community for tornado warnings. For additional information and safety resources, including links to Ohio State's "Surviving an Active Shooter" video as well as a safety messaging toolkit, visit emergency.osu.edu .
The Ohio State University Division of Police officially announced the addition of six new officers with its pinning ceremony on Friday, July 28, at Blankenship Hall. The new officers are Brandon Cruz, Cole Cooper, Aaron Patterson, Dustin Collier, Seth Cooper and Joseph Donofrio. As is tradition with the ceremony, each officer had a family member or significant other pin their OSUPD badge on their uniform. OSUPD Chief Craig Stone announced that the university had approved the addition of four new officers in the future.
We are sharing this news on behalf of the Columbus Division of Police for a crime that occurred in the off-campus area. The below is a media advisory released by CPD. Any information regarding the incident should be shared directly with CPD.
On July 16, 2017, at approximately 11:35 p.m., Columbus Police officers were called to 165 E. 11th Avenue on the report of gunshots and of people yelling that someone had been shot. Upon arrival, officers did locate a shooting victim in the common area of the apartment building, later identified as...
The Department of Public Safety’s Student Safety Service has a new look. Starting Monday, July 17, Student Safety Service employees will now be wearing scarlet shirts. The team previously wore white uniforms, but decided an update was necessary. Student Safety Service offers Safe Rides to students, faculty and staff from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m., seven days a week. To schedule a Safe Ride, call 614-292-3322.
Three police recruits of The Ohio State University Police Division officially graduated as part of the 127th recruit class of the Columbus Police Training Academy. OSUPD recruits Aaron Patterson, Seth Cooper and Cole Cooper first received their badges as part of the Badge Presentation Ceremony on Thursday, July 6. Then the three took part in their graduation ceremony on Friday, July 7 with the rest of their graduating class, which included recruits from several area police departments. The recruits underwent 29 weeks of training, beginning on December 19, 2016.
The Ohio State University Police Division and Officer Alan Horujko were presented with resolutions from the Ohio House and Ohio Senate for Horujko's act of heroism in response to the attack on Ohio State's campus on November 28, 2016. Horujko accepted the honors with OSUPD Chief Craig Stone at the Statehouse on June 21.
Horujko also accepted the Steven Michael Smith Award for Valor by the Ohio Tactical Officers Association on June 7. The award is presented each year to the person, persons, or team who distinguish oneself or themselves through valorous actions during a life threatening action....
A Buckeye Alert system test will occur on Monday (6/26). Students, faculty and staff will receive a text message that will be clearly identified as a test. The system also sends severe weather alerts to the entire university community for tornado warnings. For additional information and safety resources, including links to Ohio State's "Surviving an Active Shooter" video as well as a safety messaging toolkit, visit emergency.osu.edu .
