Spot the error game Houston Community College VS DelMar

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Spot the error game


Houston Community College VS Del Mar College

Houston Community College:
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Houston Community College System
SAFETY AND LOSS CONTROL DEPARTMENT
SECTION X: ARMED PERSON ON CAMPUS
1. Anyone having knowledge that an armed person is present on campus should immediately
alert the HCCS Police of the situation. HCCS Police – 713-718-8888
2. Be prepared to provide the following information to the police:
o Location of the armed person
o How the person is armed, i.e. rifle, pistol, knife, etc.
o Actions (and purpose, if known) of armed individual
o A complete description of the individual
o Whether or not any shots have been fired
o Your name and where you can be located if needed
Texas handgun licensing laws do not permit the carrying of handguns on college
property (Texas Penal Code, Section 46.03(f), Places Weapons Prohibited)
3. After notifying the police, notify the president and/or dean’s office of the situation –
Section III, Notifications and Contacts.
o Unless otherwise directed, persons on campus should remain in their office or
classroom with doors closed and locked, if possible.
o If there is danger of shots being fired or if shots have been fired, all persons should lie
on the floor and remain as calm as possible.
o Individuals should remain in a safe place until assured that any danger has been
resolved.
4. Any student, faculty or staff member should call college police immediately when conduct
may endanger personal safety or property.
Conduct may be governed by one or more of the following:
o Board Policy
o Texas Education Code, Section 4.31, Exhibition of Firearms
o Texas Penal Code, Section 42.01, Disorderly Conduct
o Texas Penal Code, Chapter 46, Weapons
COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS ARE ENCOURAGED TO:
ROBERT TRIBBLE
ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY MANAGER
3100 MAIN – PHONE 713-718-7561
e-mail: robert.tribble@hccs.edu

Del Mar College
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Weapons on Campus

Anyone having knowledge of a weapon or an armed person on campus should immediately alert the DMC Security of the situation. DMC Security Office ext. 1199 (698-1199)


1. Be prepared to provide the following information to the police:
Location of the armed person
How is the person armed, i.e. rifle, pistol, knife
Actions (and, if known, purpose) of armed individual
A complete description of the individual
Whether or not any shots have been fired
Your name and where you can be located if needed

Texas handgun licensing laws do not permit the carrying of handguns in College buildings. (Texas Penal Code; Section 46.03 (f). Place Weapons Prohibited)


2. After notifying the police, notify the Safety Office and /or appropriate dean's office of the situation (Refer to
Emergency Contacts, pages 3-4).
Unless otherwise directed, persons on campus should remain in their office or classroom with doors closed
and locked, if possible.
If there is danger of shots being fired or if shots have been fired, all persons should lie on the floor and remain
as calm as possible.
Individuals should remain in a place of safety until assured that any danger has been resolved.


3. Any student, faculty, or staff member should call DMC Security Office ext. 1199 (698-1199) immediately when
conduct may endanger personal safety or property.

One or more of the following may govern conduct:
• DMC Board of Regents Policy
• Texas Education Code; Section 4.31, Exhibition of Firearms
• Texas Penal Code; Section 42.01, Disorderly Conduct
• Texas Penal Code; Chapter 46. Weapons

One college has staff that can read, the other ... not so much

(c) In this section:

(1) "Premises" has the meaning assigned by Section 46.035.


(3) "Premises" means a building or a portion of a building. The term does not include any public or private driveway, street, sidewalk or walkway, parking lot, parking garage, or other parking area.

I sent an E-mail to the HCC guy advising of the error.
The following message to <robert.tribble@hccs.edu> was undeliverable.
The reason for the problem:
5.1.0 - Unknown address error 550-'5.1.1 User unknown'

[ajwakeboarder]

wow, you'd think a place of higher learning could read at a 5th grade level.

[Dave2]

Huh... I thought the error was telling everyone to lie down in a nice orderly fasion on the floor so that the mad gunman can shoot them all easier.

[tornado]

Here's contact info for the new Environmental Safety Manager (the role Robert Tribble used to fill, according to my google-fu).

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