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Campus Crime Alert

The University Police Department is investigating a report that two groups of men were seen arguing in Parking Lot N tonight and that one of the men appeared to have a handgun. No shots were fired, no one has been reported as injured. The man was not seen pointing the gun at anyone.

The incident, which occurred in the parking lot between Kitchin and Poteat Residence halls, was reported to University Police at 9:27 p.m. tonight. Some students saw the incident and contacted University Police.

The University Police Department said that the men fled the parking lot and have not been found on campus. Officers are patrolling the campus, but have not found the individuals on campus. Their identities are not known.

If anyone has information that may assist in the investigation, they are asked by University Police to call 336-758-5911, immediately.

The University Police Department is investigating a report that two groups of men were seen arguing in Parking Lot N tonight and that one of the men appeared to have a handgun. No shots were fired, no one has been reported as injured. The man was not seen pointing the gun at anyone.

The incident, which occurred in the parking lot between Kitchin and Poteat Residence halls, was reported to University Police at 9:27 p.m. tonight. Some students saw the incident and contacted University Police.

The University Police Department said that the men fled the parking lot and have not been found on campus. Officers are patrolling the campus, but have not found the individuals on campus. Their identities are not known.

If anyone has information that may assist in the investigation, they are asked by University Police to call 336-758-5911, immediately.

The University Police Department is investigating a report that two groups of men were seen arguing in Parking Lot N tonight and that one of the men appeared to have a handgun. No shots were fired, no one has been reported as injured. The man was not seen pointing the gun at anyone.

The incident, which occurred in the parking lot between Kitchin and Poteat Residence halls, was reported to University Police at 9:27 p.m. tonight. Some students saw the incident and contacted University Police.

The University Police Department said that the men fled the parking lot and have not been found on campus. Officers are patrolling the campus, but have not found the individuals on campus. Their identities are not known.

If anyone has information that may assist in the investigation, they are asked by University Police to call 336-758-5911, immediately.

The University Police Department is investigating a report that two groups of men were seen arguing in Parking Lot N tonight and that one of the men appeared to have a handgun. No shots were fired, no one has been reported as injured. The man was not seen pointing the gun at anyone.

The incident, which occurred in the parking lot between Kitchin and Poteat Residence halls, was reported to University Police at 9:27 p.m. tonight. Some students saw the incident and contacted University Police.

The University Police Department said that the men fled the parking lot and have not been found on campus. Officers are patrolling the campus, but have not found the individuals on campus. Their identities are not known.

If anyone has information that may assist in the investigation, they are asked by University Police to call 336-758-5911, immediately.

The University Police Department is investigating a report that two groups of men were seen arguing in Parking Lot N tonight and that one of the men appeared to have a handgun.  No shots were fired, no one has been reported as injured.  The man was not seen pointing the gun at anyone.


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