Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins tweeted a list outlining policy changes affecting police use of force and firearms to address community well-being on Tuesday.
Despite two calls from scammers impersonating government officials and seven forged checks in a two-week span, no financial loss occurred.
This is a wrapup of crime for Sunday and Monday.
UTA Police arrested a male nonstudent on Monday outside the Maverick Activities Center in connection with evading arrest, unlawful carrying of a weapon in a prohibited location.
This is a wrap-up of crime for Friday and Saturday
This is a wrapup of crime for Friday and Monday.
This is a wrap-up of crime for Tuesday and Wednesday.
This is a wrap up of crime from Wednesday and Thursday.
This is a wrap up of crime from Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
This is a wrap up of crime on Thursday.
Police will serve the UTA community by instilling knowledge and awareness of safety issues in a national event.
A wrap up of crime reported on Monday and Tuesday.
UTA Police chief Kim Lemaux, as a commissioner for the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, is looking to bring quality training to law enforcement agencies across Texas.
UTA police are searching for two men after an attempted robbery.
Police arrested a male student in connection with assault by strangulation, according to UTA Police crime log.
An Arlington Police Department officer was shot while assisting Saginaw Police in serving an arrest warrant for murder at the 400 block of Summit Avenue near UTA at about 11 p.m. Monday.
A male student was issued a citation for possession of drug paraphernalia at 1:29 a.m. on Friday at Doug Russell Park, said Mike McCord, UTA Police acting assistant chief.
Graffiti that said “Mav Power” was reported inside the Maverick Parking Garage, said Mike McCord, UTA Police acting assistant chief.
The UTA community and Arlington residents can comment on the professionalism of UTA Police at an accreditation meeting Dec. 16.
An unidentified person was walking through the Fine Arts Building making threatening gestures toward people Monday afternoon, UTA Police Capt. Mike McCord said.
Graffiti was found Monday in a restroom in the Geoscience Building, UTA Police Capt. Mike McCord said.
The diesel fuel spill that contaminated a tributary on the west side of campus Monday is anticipated to be cleaned up by the end of this week, said Jay Warren, City of Arlington marketing communications manager.
A student sent $2,400 to an unknown person posing as an Internal Revenue Service agent Monday, UTA Police Capt. Mike McCord said.
The diesel spill that contaminated a creek on the west side of campus earlier this week has been contained, said Ramon Ruiz, Environmental and Laboratory Program manager.
Drug- and alcohol-related reports have decreased by 40 percent since fall 2014, according to the UTA Police crime log.
A student blocked the entrance to an elevator Friday afternoon in the University Center, UTA Police Capt. Mike McCord said.
Reported thefts on campus have decreased by 53 percent.