Video: Guns, Cocaine, Cash Seized at Off-Campus Party Three Eastern Washington University students were arrested after police responded to a report of a screaming woman at a house. After partygoers in the house refused to let the police inside, officers obtained a search warrant and discovered guns, cocaine and cash.

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Teen Alerted Authorities to Classmates’ Bomb Plot Two Roy High School students were arrested for plotting to bomb the school and escape in a plane.

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Dad Gets Restraining Order Against Son’s 4th Grade Classmate A fourth grade student and the Jurupa Unified School District were served with a temporary restraining order requiring that the student stay at least 20 feet away from another student he had allegedly threatened with a knife.

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How To Manage Crowds at College Sporting Events Emergency planning, stadium security, and enforcing good spectator conduct through PA and video board announcements as well as a texting system will help keep your sporting events riot free.

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7 Teens Arrested in Rape of Special-Needs Student Seven Northeast High School students have been implicated in the rape of a 16-year-old special-needs student in a campus bathroom. The victim was reportedly taken out of class by one of the suspects, who told the victim's teacher that another school employee needed to speak with her.

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Small Mistakes Can Cost You Big Time Careless actions can compromise even the best programs and technology.

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Fires At 2 Campuses Cause Extensive Damage Two fires — one at Northern Illinois University's Hoffman Estates satellite campus and another at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse — have caused extensive damage.

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N.J. Anti-Bullying Law Deemed Unconstitutional A state council ruled that New Jersey's anti-bullying law is unconstitutional because it requires schools to spend money on training and personnel without providing funds to cover the costs.

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Spotlight on 2011 Director of the Year Finalist Kenneth Snyder Kenneth Synder is the Assistant Dean of Community Standards and Director of Campus Safety for Albion College in Albion, Mich. Some of his achievements include: Trained campus personnel on the impact of the Department of Education's Title IX "Dear Colleague" letter on school's policies and protocols Implemented an emergency notification involving SMS, text, E-mail, outdoor warning and voice alerting systems Provided training for students and staff on safety, sexual assault active shooters and self defense Read about the other finalists

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Spotlight on 2011 Director of the Year Finalist Eric Plummer Eric S. Plummer is the Chief of Police at Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia, Ark. Some of his achievements include: University experienced 61% decrease in the number of burglaries on campus as a result of initiatives such as "Adopt a Cop" His department conducted 12 crime awareness programs, six workplace violence awareness programs, eight theft prevention courses, four emergency management training programs, not to mention sexual assault awareness sessions for incoming freshmen Saved the university $15,000 by using refurbished computer monitors, foot patrols and implementing other strategies Read about the other finalists

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Report: U. of Wis. Athletic Director Grabbed Student’s Crotch The University of Wisconsin has released an independent report on an incident in which a student claimed that an athletic department official grabbed his crotch.

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CDC Report: Gang Prevention Needed In Early Adolescence A report released by the CDC indicates that a higher proportion of gang homicides than other homicides involved young adults and adolescents. Additionally, gang homicides are more likely to occur with firearms and in public places.

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