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This email is being sent to the campus community as a Timely Warning regarding crimes that occurred on campus property. The following is provided for your personal safety.
The UCSB Police Department received two reports of burglary that occurred during the night/early morning on Thursday, October 10, 2024, and Friday, October 11, 2024.
The first burglary took place at the overflow storage lot located at the intersection of Mesa and Los Carneros Roads, near the Storke Family Housing Apartments. Several home improvement fixtures were taken from multiple storage units. The second burglary occurred at a workshop located at the north end of the Santa Ynez Apartments. Tools and other items were taken from the workshop.
In addition to these reports of Burglary, several UCSB utility vehicles that were parked near the workshop were broken into, with items taken from the vehicles.
There is no suspect information at this time.
UCPD is investigating these crimes. If you have information that might assist in the investigation, please contact the UCSB Police Department at (805) 893-3446, or report crime information anonymously at www.police.ucsb.edu/report-crime.
UCPD reminds the campus community of the following:
Safety Tips
Immediately report inoperable locks and latches to the appropriate maintenance personnel.
Ensure that all doors, windows, and desks are closed and locked. Do not prop open doors or allow unauthorized persons into secured/locked buildings.
Never leave purses, wallets, electronics, or other valuables in plain view or unattended.
Immediately report all suspicious persons, vehicles and activities to the UCSB Police Department at (805) 893-3446.
UCPD encourages the community to use safety services, such as the emergency phones identified by a blue light. When walking to and from campus and Isla Vista locations, you can request a CSO escort by calling (805) 893-2000 or by calling on the emergency phones located throughout the UCSB Campus.
UCPD shares these Safety Tips while recognizing that perpetrators, and not the victims or survivors, are solely responsible for their actions.
Resources
Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS) provides individual counseling, group counseling, and wellness opportunities to students. Call (805) 893-4411 or submit a CAPS Services Request Form. 24/7 phone counseling is available by calling (805) 893-4411. CAPS website: caps.sa.ucsb.edu.
The Academic & Staff Assistance Program (ASAP) offers short-term counseling, consultation, wellness workshops, and assistance with threat management to faculty and staff. Call (805) 893-3318 to schedule an appointment. ASAP website: www.hr.ucsb.edu/hr-units/employee-services/asap
The UCSB Police Department's CSO Safety Escort Program is a free service provided to members of the UCSB community as a safe alternative to walking alone at night. Call (805)893-2000 to request a CSO escort. For more information: https://www.police.ucsb.edu/cso/cso-safety-escorts.
**UCPD encourages printing and posting this Timely Warning for further community notification.**
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UCSB Police Timely Warning - Burglary (Oct 11, 2024)police.ucsb.edufind archived copiesOfficial UCSB PD Timely Warning email recovered in full from police.ucsb.edu (page date Friday, October 11, 2024 - 12:39).
The Daily Nexus, UCSB's student newspaper, and the UCSB Police Department's own Timely Warning page independently described the same two-location pattern: a storage lot near Storke Family Housing and a workshop near the Santa Ynez Apartments
Both Storke Family Housing and the Santa Ynez Apartments are UCSB-affiliated student and graduate-student housing complexes on Isla Vista's edge, distinct from the university's traditional residence halls
The additional vehicle break-ins targeting UCSB utility vehicles parked near the workshop suggest an opportunistic overnight spree rather than a single targeted theft