JASON BURGER Contributing Writer Wed, Sept. 21, every student at OBU received an email from Chief of University Police, David Shannon, regarding the issue of stolen bicycles here on campus. In the email, Shannon stated, “We have re- ceived reports of sever-...
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JASON BURGER Contributing Writer Wed, Sept. 21, every student at OBU received an email from Chief of University Police, David Shannon, regarding the issue of stolen bicycles here on campus. In the email, Shannon stated, “We have re- ceived reports of sever- al bicycles being stolen from campus this week. “However, since none of the bikes were regis- tered with OBU, we do not have any identifiers on file that will assist in recovering the bikes or allow us to enter them into the national data- base as stolen. “If you have a bicycle on campus you are re- quired to have it regis- tered. This will allow us to help you recover your bicycle should it be lost or stolen.” Upon further inves- tigation of the issue, it turns out that OBU is no stranger to stolen bikes, and the student body has had to deal with the ram- ifications of not register- ing their bikes on several occasions. “My bike was stolen from the MacArthur Apartments,” junior OBU student Grant Hoover said. “I contacted the po- li
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