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A series of five muggings in the past month has put 黑料不打烊 on high alert. The University's security services have beefed up their patrols to ensure that the campus continues to remain safe. The University has also alerted students, faculty and staff to be extra cautious when walking at night and to report anything suspicious to security immediately.

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All the muggings occurred in the area of Dr. Penfield and McTavish streets between 9 pm and 2 am. In some of the incidents, the muggers were armed. While none of the victims has been seriously injured, some were punched and pushed to the ground. Most of the victims were men. The muggers attacked people walking alone and were seeking money. In at least one case, they also stole a cell phone and backpack.

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"We have increased our foot patrols in the area and our two car patrollers circulate around that area more frequently," said Louise Savard, Manager of Security Services.

"We are urging people not to walk alone at night. We have excellent services on campus, including Walksafe, so that people can walk with escorts," Savard said.

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Any suspicious person or behaviour should be immediately reported to security at 398-3000, she said. Walksafe, which is a student-run volunteer escort service, can be reached at 398-2498.