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The Radford University Police Department is a full-service, sworn, accredited law enforcement agency devoted to the welfare of the University community. The department enforces state laws and Radford University policy on all property owned or controlled by the university as well as on adjacent streets and sidewalks. Members of the department are dedicated to maintain and improve the safety, security, and quality of life within our community.
RUPD provides 24 hour protection to the campus community through foot, bike and vehicle patrol. In addition to answering Police, Fire and EMS calls for service, RUPD also conducts Adopt-A-Hall presentations, RAD (Rape Aggression Defense) training, safety escorts, bicycle registration, and other services to campus. For more information about RUPD and campus safety, visit our website .
In addition to providing these services to the campus community, RUPD is an affiliate agency of the Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children's Task Force works under the auspices of the Bedford County Virginia Sheriff's Office and is comprised of "a cooperative group of law enforcement agencies on the international, federal, regional, state and local levels." The Mission of The Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children's Task Force is to safeguard our children from Internet crime by "weaving a seamless web of protection" around them, across the nation and around the globe. A child's innocence can never be replaced. As a result, The Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children's Task Force is proactive and is diligently working to apprehend perpetrators, protect potential victims, and educate parents, teachers and children about Internet safety. As long as the Internet exists, The Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children's Task Force will be patrolling cyberspace toward that end.

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Online Tips

Never give out identifying information - home address, or telephone number, etc - in a public message such as chat or bulletin boards, and be sure you're dealing with someone you know and trust before giving it out via E-mail. Think carefully before revealing any personal information such as age, marital status, or financial information. Consider using a pseudonym or unlisting your name if your service allows it.

Get to know the services you use. Find out what types of information it offers and whether there are ways to block out objectionable material.

If a face to face meeting with another computer user is arranged, make the first one in a public spot, and consider taking a parent or responsible adult friend.

Never respond to messages or bulletin board items that are suggestive, obscene, belligerent, threatening, or make you feel uncomfortable. If you receive a message that is harassing, of a sexual nature, or threatening, forward a copy of the message to your service provider and ask for their assistance and contact the police.

Should you become aware of the transmission, use, or viewing of child pornography while online, immediately report this to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children by calling 1-800-843-5678. You should also notify your online service.

Remember that people online may not be who they seem. Because you can't see or even hear the person it would be easy for someone to misrepresent him- or herself.

Remember that everything you read online may not be true. Any offer that's "too good to be true" probably is. Be very careful about any offers that involve your coming to a meeting or having someone visit your house.

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