CMU safety report: Liquor law violations and stalking incidents
Liquor law violations and stalking cases remain the most notable incidents reported in Central Michigan University's annual safety reports. CMU Police Chief Cameron Wassman said the data reflects reporting and prevention efforts rather than a lack of campus safety.According to the Annual Safety and Fire Report, there were 147 Liquor Law Violations referred to disciplinary action on campus in 2025, compared to 166 cases in 2024. Wassman said the decrease is partly due to increased student awareness of the consequences of underage drinking violations, which can result in referrals to the university's Code of Conduct process and monetary fines. CMU Police Chief Cameron Wassman stated that the data reflects reporting and prevention efforts rather than a lack of campus safety. According to the Annual Safety and Fire Report, there were 147 Liquor Law Violations referred to disciplinary action on campus in 2025, down from 166 cases in 2024. This decrease is partly due to increased student awareness of the consequences of underage drinking violations, which can result in referrals to the university's Code of Conduct process and monetary fines. Wassman emphasized the need for students to understand Michigan's alcohol laws and the penalties associated with violations. In stalking cases, the university can support victims by changing housing assignments and class schedules to prevent contact with the suspect. The police department uses crime data and annual safety reports to identify trends and areas of concern to guide patrol strategies, crime prevention initiatives, and student outreach efforts.
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CMU Police Chief Cameron Wassman said the data reflects reporting and prevention efforts rather than a lack of campus safety.
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