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...other end of the privacy spectrum are police and medical records. University police chief Saul L. Chafin says police files are open only to the police department's records division and departmental personnel. The files are indexed alphabetically by suspect or perpetrator's name, unless that name is unknown, so that victims do no collect police files in their own names. Even people mentioned in the files (suspects, victims and witnesses) may not read the detailed accounts of criminal incidents. Only the suspect's lawyer, through a court action, can get access. Reporters are allowed to see a bare-bones...
...University experienced a mini-crime wave during the last six months of 1980. Assaults reported to University police rose by 26 per cent, and incidents of breaking and entering increased by 31 per cent over the same period in 1979. But Saul L. Chafin, chief of University police, advised this week that "there is no real threat to us moving about Harvard property" and that the situation was much worse several years...
Chief of University Police Saul Chafin aruged against the proposal in a closed door session of the security committee, saying it would increase the chance of crime...
...Saul Chafin, chief of University police, was not available for comment yesterday...
...enlarged new facility will provide additional privacy for investigations into criminal and "sensitive" cases, Chafin said. He added that in designing the new headquarters interior, he attempted to create a comfortable atmosphere unlike the "traditional pre-incarceration look that is associated with police stations...