Police: Woman attacked near Hubbard Hall
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A 19-year-old student was assaulted in Lot 91 near Hubbard Hall Friday, MSU police reported.
The student parked her car and was crossing the railroad tracks at 9:45 p.m. when two men hit her and started tearing her clothes, police said.
She suffered minor injuries to her hands, but declined medical attention, MSU police Sgt. Jill Geile said. The student did not see or hear anything before the men hit her and she could not describe the assailants, Geile said. Police are looking for suspects.
The sidewalk between Lot 91 and Hubbard Hall is not very well lit and the area near the railroad tracks is surrounded by bushes, said criminal justice and psychology junior Simone Terfa. She walks between the parking lot and the dorm two or three times a week.
“I always look in the corner by the bushes to see if anyone is lurking there or coming across from Hannah Plaza,” she said.
But the best way students can be safe on campus is to walk with other people and know the surroundings, Geile said.
“Know where you’re going — have a plan,” she said. “Know where the nearest help is so if you have a chance to run away, you can run to (help) as soon as possible.”

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AFM
(11/24/08 10:49am)Report
That too bad she didn’t get a good look at who did it. I hope they find out who did it.
Bill Lumberg
(11/24/08 2:39pm)Report
Doesn’t matter if she got a good look at who did it or not, the SN would not print the full description anyway.
PC Police
(11/25/08 10:17am)Report
Thanks SN, should I be on the lookout for our usual suspect? A tall man in a hoodie?
J. Edward Tremlett
(11/25/08 12:01pm)Report
So where are those brave, young YAF people? Aren’t they supposed to be patrolling campus to make sure things like this don’t happen?
Hmmm… come to think of it, we never heard anything more about that after it was announced. I wonder if their t-shirts got delayed?
Marty Mo
(11/25/08 3:07pm)Report
was he white, black, oriental, latino, etc
dannyb
(12/01/08 10:43pm)Report
Another option, of course, would be if the “victim” (as well as other potential crime victims) could take advantage of the Second Amendment and the Heller decision. Michigan’s restrictions for “carry permits” are stringent, but they’re not as obnoxious as in DC.