University of Houston enhances security following recent campus crimes

The University of Houston has announced increased security measures following recent crimes on its campus. The incidents, which include assaults, a robbery, and an aggravated sexual assault, are currently under investigation. The university expressed concern for the victims and reaffirmed its commitment to their safety and well-being.

The UH Police Department is working closely with the Houston Police Department, METRO Police, and other law enforcement agencies to find those responsible. "UH Police Department is aggressively pursuing all leads," stated the university. Patrols across campus have been intensified to bolster security.

The university addressed community concerns by emphasizing that safety remains a top priority. They advised students, faculty, and staff to stay vigilant and report any suspicious activities immediately. "Be aware of your surroundings at all times," they urged. For emergencies, individuals should call 9-1-1; non-emergencies can be reported to UHPD at 713-743-3333.

Support services are available around the clock for students in crisis. The university encouraged everyone to participate actively in crime prevention efforts by reporting any concerns without delay. While UHPD patrols the campus continuously throughout the year, they highlighted that maintaining safety is a collective responsibility.

The University of Houston promised ongoing updates as more information becomes available.