Word: riveras
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...these same pages, The Crimson staff has called for more detailed background checks for prospective University employees. The recent arrest of Luis Rivers, a janitor who cleaned offices at the Law School, makes the need for checks even more clear. Rivera--who admitted to committing many of the thefts in an interview with the police--had a well-documented record of past larceny and property crimes before he started work at Harvard...
What better person could Harvard give office access to? Indeed, it seems that Rivera had his own unique method when it came to "cleaning out" offices. So when does he get the "Employee of the Month" award...
...already picture it. Rivera enters the darkened, deserted office of a law professor, using the keys that Harvard so generously bestowed upon him. He then steals a color television and other electronic goods...
...arrest of Luis Rivera and Carlos Avellanede is the culmination of an intensive effort by the detective and patrol units of the Harvard Police and should indicate to those who prey upon our community that the Harvard Police takes its responsibility to protect our environment extremely seriously," Johnson said...
Even a cursory examination of Rivera's background would have shown him to be a potential risk, Johnson said...