A wave of crime is hitting college campuses across Ohio, and car theft is leading the surge.
Published: Oct. 1, 2024 at 6:11 PM EDTCLEVELAND, Ohio -
The reports include statistics on campus crime and fires, along with security information and policies from the previous three years. John Carroll University has also seen an increase in car thefts, prompting the university to issue multiple safety alerts this year.The problem extends beyond these schools.
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