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...Police went office-to-office to explain how to spot the suspicious packages—lessons that seemed to have paid off as officers have responded to a plethora of strange mailings and abnormal activity in the last month, including bomb scares at Holyoke Center, Maxwell Dworkin and even HUPD??s own headquarters at 29 Garden St. “There are just some people who take advantage of the anxiety of the community for some strange thrill,” Riley explains...
...HUPD??s flyers, prepared in conjunction with the FBI and the U.S. postal service inspectors, recommend staff watch out for packages that appear out-of-place, or carry restricted endorsements like “personal,” “private” or “to be opened by addressee only.” Packages with protruding wires, uneven weight packages or return addresses that differ from the postmark city should also be handled with care...
Anyone with information about the assault should call HUPD??s Criminal Investigation Unit...
...idea of community policing, long championed by HUPD Chief Francis D. “Bud” Riley, seems to have paid off handsomely. On the first day of the protest, Riley made a comment that exemplified HUPD??s approach throughout the difficult situation: “We know [the protesters] by their first names.” These personal connections emphasize the degree to which HUPD has gone to create a non-confrontational atmosphere when dealing with PSLM...
...protest quite ugly was a single shove by a tired, overworked police officer. In such a tense situation, with both parties weary and tempers surely on a short fuse, HUPD managed the sit-in in a way that showed its respect and care for Harvard’s students. HUPD??s conduct over the course of the protest was a true tribute to the department’s professionalism...