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James Gorman, Student Media Contributor
September 11, 2020

Officer Charles Minton: Respect and Empathy

February 19, 2019

Crime Report Jan. 11

January 11, 2019

Coffee with a Cop: promoting a genial image of the police

October 8, 2018
Quinton Michael Bame, the stand-off man of the Oakland neighborhood, later convicted for aggravated assault.

Stand-off with police across from an elementary school

WASHBURN UNIVERSITY
October 6, 2018
Mark Meets World: Utah nurse defends patient’s rights

Mark Meets World: Utah nurse defends patient’s rights

Mark Feuerborn
September 5, 2017

Washburn Police increase campus safety

Natalie Engler
April 25, 2016
WUPD alerts of reported sexual assault on campus

WUPD alerts of reported sexual assault on campus

September 10, 2015
The YWCA Center for Safety and Empowerment is accepting donations for its holiday store through Dec. 10.

Hit-and-run suspect apprehended

Adam Vlach
May 8, 2015
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Editorial: “Purge Night”

September 3, 2014
Officers Marcus Herrera and Andrew Putnam asking Raymond Vawter about his condition after his fall on ice. Students can view police reports filed at the WU Police office when open or read reports every week in the Washburn Review.

Security still priority at WU

Ya Xu, [email protected], is English education major.
February 13, 2014
Jami McCabe, owner of Prairie Ghost Too gallery, and Bob DesRuisseaux, owner of Prairie Fire Winery, share a building on Main St in Paxico. The two gathered the support of 12 local businesses for Paxico Shop for a Cause, in support of the Topeka Police Department.

Paxico businesses organize support for officers’ families

Alex Sonnich, Washburn Review
December 23, 2012
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