On-Campus

• Since the LCC Police Department is staffed 24 hours a day, individuals are encouraged to report a crime in person at the LCC Police Building or by calling the Ft. McIntosh at extension 5303 or 721-5303, and  LCC South Campus at extension 4303 or 794-4303.
  
• Every incident is investigated by a professional full-time police officer.
  
• Our follow-up activities strive to identify and prosecute criminals, recover stolen property, and obtain restitution.
  
• In case of an emergency at Ft. McIntosh dial    111.
•  In case of an emergency at South Campus dial    2111.
  
• Officials at LCC who oversee or have responsibility for student housing, student activities, student discipline or judicial proceedings to include, but not be limited to, deans, athletic directors, coaches and faculty advisors, are considered official campus authorities for purposes of reporting crimes of which they become aware.
  
• All crimes reported to Campus Police are recorded in the official LCC crime statistics report.  Reports received from local law enforcement agencies reflecting crimes that are reported on campus property or public property are also recorded in the LCC Crime Statistics report.
  
• Campus Police maintains a daily crime log that lists all crimes reported to Campus Police or the local police (if notified by the police department), which occurred on or adjacent to campus, by nature of crime, date, time and general location, and disposition of complaint (if known). The crime log is available to the public during normal Campus Police Office business hours. Certain information may be withheld to protect a victim or the integrity of a criminal investigation in progress.

Confidential Reporting

Members of the College community may confidentially report incidents, in which they are victims or witnesses, to any campus official who has "significant responsibility for student and campus activities." Their identity will not become part of the official police records system but the statistic will be included in our annual report if the description represents a crime subject to reporting.  In most cases, it will not be possible for police to investigate confidential reports.

Professional counselors are not required to report crimes brought to their attention as part of the counseling process.  However, these counselors do encourage the official reporting of crimes brought to their attention as long as it does not compromise their counseling responsibilities.
Off-Campus

• A crime or emergency which occurs off-campus should be reported to the police department having legal jurisdiction for that area by dialing 911