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University working with city to address crime, enhance safety

Thursday, September 19, 2024
Ohio State News Alert

Recent incidents of gun violence on and near the Columbus campus have authorities on high alert, and Ohio State is acting in coordination with the city of Columbus. “Safety is my top priority, and these recent incidents are extremely concerning. I have been in touch with the mayor’s office and have been assured of the city’s continued emphasis on safety in the neighborhoods around our campus,” said Ohio State president Walter “Ted” Carter Jr. “Our police agencies are working together closely and will have a highly visible presence on and around campus as well as continue their targeted efforts to reduce crime.”  

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