Male suspect records victim in SBCC drama building bathroom
Feb. 4- 9:25 a.m. Security caught a student vandalizing a light post in Lot 4A near the west campus entrance. The student wrote the word “GOOP” on a post office sticker, which Campus Security Director...
View ArticleGraffiti spree on SBCC campus increases strain on janitors
The City College janitorial staff is stepping up efforts to clear off an influx of graffiti throughout campus. Graffiti is the most common form of vandalism found on campus and has been a continuous...
View ArticleUnknown suspect assaults and robs SBCC student in Isla Vista
April 8—5:30 p.m. A suspect assaulted and robbed a City College student in Isla Vista. The student was walking home when he was attacked. The suspect pushed the student to the ground and stole his...
View ArticleControversial graffiti discovered in SBCC campus bathrooms
Graffiti containing comments about illegal immigration and President Trump have been found and removed in campus bathrooms twice in a little over a week. The vandalism was inspected, photographed, and...
View ArticleGraffiti, two reports of verbal harassment on SBCC campus
Nov. 16—11:22 a.m. Security immobilized a vehicle for misuse of handicap parking placards. Nov. 16—1:00 p.m. A male, who was confronted and told to leave campus by both police and campus security...
View ArticleThis week’s crime: Racist graffiti, fatal opioid overdose prevented
Oct. 10 – 1:05 p.m. Campus Security responded to a call from the Santa Barbara Fire Department about a medical emergency in Parking Lot 5-2 on West Campus. Police enforcement, an ambulance and Campus...
View ArticleSenate releases statement of support in light of racist graffiti
The Academic Senate had a lengthy discussion at its meeting Wednesday regarding the racist graffiti that was found on Oct. 17 in a Humanities Building bathroom. During the meeting Academic Senate...
View ArticleThis week’s crime: iPhone stolen, second in string of phone thefts
Oct. 20 – 3:50 p.m. A student’s gold iPhone 6 was stolen from the Luria Library on Sunday afternoon. The iPhone was plugged in at the charging station, where the owner left it unattended for a few...
View ArticleSenate votes on new, required orientation due to racist graffiti
The Associated Student Government voted at its special meeting Friday to develop a required orientation focused on educating students about racial and gender issues in light of the recent racist...
View ArticleThis week’s crime: Student spouts racial slurs, even more graffiti
Nov. 5 – 11:10 a.m. Campus Security immobilized a vehicle for misuse of a disabled placard. The individual received a $40 parking citation. Parking in a handicap spot usually costs $300, but the person...
View ArticleThis week’s crime: Embezzlement, false imprisonment, more graffiti
Dec. 12 – 2:22 p.m. A staff member was arrested on campus by the Santa Barbara Police Department for alleged theft. The staff member is still employed at the college as of Feb. 1. Jan. 21 – 1 p.m. A...
View ArticlePublic art is a creative solution to vandalism, supports local culture
Even on some of my worst days working as a paramedic in Indianapolis, wherever the wheels of the ambulance rolled there was always some art around the city that would provide temporary reprieve from...
View ArticleThis week’s crime: ‘Bernie!’ tagged in bathrooms, man yells at security
March 2 – 1:25 p.m. A student’s bicycle was stolen over the weekend. The student says she locked her bike at a rack near the West Campus Center on Friday, Feb. 29 around 5 p.m. When she returned on...
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