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Contents

1. Campus security dialogue
2. Keywords
3. 911 call dialog
4. 911 call keywords
5. Four security locations in your community
6. Student perspectives

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Campus security dialogue

A: Hello. Campus Security, may I help you?
B: Hello. Yes, I lost my key ring and I have to open my car.
A: Where are your located?
B: I'm parked in lot E-2 across from Building L.
A: What kind of car do you have?
B: A Toyota Camry.
A: What color?
B: Silver.
A: O.K. a Silver Camry.
A: I'll be there in 5-8 minutes. Please wait for me near your car.
B: Thank you.

Keywords

Security – Safety or protection.
Lost – Not to be found; missing.
Located – Found in a certain place or position.

911 call dialogue

A: 911. What's your emergency?
B: My purse was stolen.
A: Where are you?
B: I'm at Crossroads Mall.
A: What race was the perpetrator?
B: Caucasian.
A: What gender?
B: Male.
A: How old was he?
B: He was in his mid twenties.
A: How tall was he?
B: He was around 6' tall.
A: What color and type was his hair?
B: He had brown long hair.
A: What has he wearing?
B: He was wearing white tennis shoes, jeans, gray sweatshirt, and a blue baseball cap.
A: In what direction were they last seen heading?
B: He ran west out of Crossroads Mall.

911 call keywords

Perpetrator – The person who committed the crime.
Race – A distinct group of people, for example, Caucasian (White), Afro-American, or Asian.
Gender – Male or Female.

Four security locations in your community

Bellevue Community College Campus Security
Bellevue Police Department
Crossroads Police Station
Factoria Police Station

Student perspectives

I don't remember the day exactly, but I remember when I got off work I needed to start my car, but it was very difficult because I had forgotten to turn off the lights and the battery was died. I called security for help. He connected jumper cables and charged my battery. After that, I signed the paperwork for the job.

I called the police department after witnessing an accident and vehicles couldn't move. When he police came he asked me about the accident and I told him one car ran a light and hit the other car.

My first experience with the police station was when I had an accident on 148th near BCC. Another car tried to change lanes he didn't see me and hit my bumper. I called the police and the officer asked me to make a report. He also asked for my license and insurance. He also told a report from the other driver. Then the officer told me to pick up the report in two weeks.