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Police, students discuss concerns

Responding to recent concerns expressed by students and administrators about the relationship between the college and the borough police, Student Council hosted a fireside chat on the role of local law enforcement Tuesday night.

Borough Police Chief Brian Craig and Sgt. Ray Stufflet said the department was focusing on increasing their patrols of the campus as a result of recent incidents, including several robberies and two sexual assaults in the past four years. “We’re trying to facilitate more…

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