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RUNNER BEAT ISSUE—139 APRIL 2018
Community Affairs Section
A campus safety publication for the UTSA community
Be there…
As a friend to support.
As a bystander to intervene.
As a Roadrunner to
change the culture &
end sexual violence.
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On Tuesday, April 3rd several UTSA student organizations,
university departments, and local agencies came together to
raise awareness and educate students about sexual violence.
Attendees participated in interactive games and activities.
Examples of how to be an active bystander were evident. An active bystander is someone
who recognizes a harmful situation, chooses to respond, and takes action to intervene or
share the concern. Learn more at www.www.utsa/beaksup. Each table addressed a differ-
ent topic surrounding sexual violence. Along with bystander intervention, the following were
presented; what is victim blaming, what to do if your friend confides in you, how alcohol
and drugs play a role in sexual assault and violence, how to report a sexual assault, and
resources and services available to survivors. Though this is a difficult topic to discuss,
over 400 attendees learned how to empower their voice and others, decrease victim blam-
ing, and took the “It’s on Us” pledge to end sexual violence on our campus.
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#RecognizeChooseAct
#BeaksUpSpeakUp
#MyCampusMyVoice
Chances are someone in your
life has experienced sexual
violence. The way you speak
about the issue can make a
big difference to them .
#SupportSurvivors
Sexual violence thrives when
it is not taken seriously and
victim blaming goes un-
checked. Use your voice to
prevent it.
#BelieveSurvivors
#ChallengeVictimBlaming
Do you know the statistics?
8 out of 10 survivors of sexual
assault knew the person who
assaulted them.
#It’sOnUs
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If you or someone you know has a problem
with alcohol, help is available:
UTSA Collegiate Recovery Center
RWC 1.808 210-458-8317
www.utsa.edu/counsel/recovery
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April is also
In 2017, there were 5,588 confirmed cases of child abuse and neglect in Bexar County. While that number
is certainly staggering, it’s just as shocking to learn that only 1 in 10 sexually abused children ever make an
outcry, meaning thousands more children in and around San Antonio are victims of abuse, typically by
someone the child knows, loves, and trusts.
To bring awareness to this incredibly urgent issue, ChildSafe created the Cardboard Kids Campaign.
Cardboard Kids are 2-foot tall cardboard figures shaped like children that represent one of the thousands of
children that are abused and neglected at the hands of adults in our community each year.
If you see a Cardboard Kid around San Antonio, please read the information on the back, then take a pic-
ture of the Cardboard Kid and share him or her on your favorite social network with the hashtag
#CardboardKidsSA.
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If you have lost property and believe one of these items belongs to you, please contact
the UTSA DPS Lost & Found office at (210) 458-4242 or visit us in the Bosque Building
from 8:00 AM-5:00 PM, Monday thru Friday.
QTY Item Description
8 Bag/Backpacks Various Brands, Colors & Styles
12 Binders/Folders Various Brands, Colors & Styles
15 Books Various Brands, Colors & Styles
9 Calculators Various Brands, Colors & Styles
34 Cell phone & Laptop Chargers Various Brands, Colors & Styles
21 Earbuds/Earphones Various Brands, Colors & Styles
32 Jewelry & Watches Various Brands, Colors & Styles
28 Keys Various Brands, Colors & Styles
22 Misc. Electronics Various Brands, Colors & Styles
5 Misc. Items Various Brands, Colors & Styles
20 Prescription glasses & Sunglass-es
Various Brands, Colors & Styles
50 USB/Memory Storage Various Brands, Colors & Styles
5 Wallets Earl Clark, Raymond Coronado, Andrew Silva, Kaylin Fontenot,
Jesse White
1 Personal Documents Jennifer Perez
5 Tools Various Brands, Colors & Styles
7 Umbrellas Various Brands, Colors & Styles
2 Texas Driver License Husein Osamah Abdul Raheem, Eric Hernandez
1 Texas ID Rosa M Garcia
1 Aline Debit Card "ADP Aline Card"
2 Bank of America Debit Card Egle E Travez, Kimberly E. Carrillo-Jaimes
1 IBC Bank Debit Card Angelica Barrones
1 Valero Customer Card Barbara J. Cieslak
2 BlueCross Health insurance card Michael Frias, Shayla A. Porter
1 BBVA Debit Card Victoria Solis
1 Texas A&M University San Anto-nio Jaime A. Teixeira
2 USAA visa Debit Card Orion Jesus Benavidez, Cheyenne J. Kulhanek
1 Cigna Health and Insurance Jaclyn Arnold
1 Frost Debit Card Kianna C. Castillo
1 Credit One Visa Card Adolfo Garza
1 BP Visa Credit Card Joylene R. Osman
1 Chase visa Debit Paula Rose Ybarra
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CRIME REPORT—MARCH 2018 The below is a summary of the crimes that occurred as of last month. For more information, go to
www.utsa.edu/utsapd and click on Crime Stats.
Thefts 5 Alcohol Arrests 4
Burglaries 1 Drug Arrests 10
Assaults 4 DWI/DUI Arrests 3
Theft of Motor Vehicle 0 Other Crimes 9
UTSA PD Community Affairs Team
Sergeant Shawn Smith [email protected] 210-458-5865
Corporal Maranda Tupper [email protected] 210-458-6974
Program Coordinator Taniesa Williams [email protected] 210-281-5702
