What type of incidents are usually included in the ASR?

The annual security report (ASR) is designed to provide transparency regarding campus safety and crime statistics. Including "all reported crimes including non-violent incidents" ensures that the report covers a comprehensive view of safety on campus. This broad approach not only informs the campus community about the types of crimes that may occur but also addresses the variety of incidents that can impact student safety and well-being.

By encompassing all reported crimes, the ASR captures both violent and non-violent incidents, which aids in understanding the overall campus environment. This information is critical for students, faculty, and prospective students to make informed decisions regarding their safety and the safety of their community.

While other options may focus on specific categories of crime or may limit the scope to a narrower population (such as only involving students), the goal of the ASR is to provide a complete overview, thereby fostering an aware and proactive campus environment.