We take safety serious on our campus.
The department provides police and security services twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week to campus patients, visitors, staff, faculty, students, and employees at all local facilities.
INFORMATION • PARKING ASSISTANCE • ESCORTS •
POLICE PROTECTIVE SERVICES • CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS
The safety and security of all students, faculty, employees, patients and visitors at LSUHS are of utmost importance. The University Police Department strives to provide a safe campus. However, a truly safe campus can only be achieved through the cooperation of all persons who use, visit and work on the campus. You can contribute to a safe environment by supporting your University Police Department in its efforts and by utilizing preventative measures to reduce the opportunity for criminal acts. To report any criminal or suspicious activity, fire, or other emergency, please contact UPD in a timely manner by calling 318-675-6165 or reporting in person. The UPD Office is located on the ground floor of the Biomedical Research Institute (BRI) Building.
WE ARE COMMITTED TO COURTESY AND EXCELLENCE and to the philosophy of community policing, which means police officers are assigned to designated areas to develop a relationship with the various groups residing or working there.
Who are the University Police?
The University Police are sworn and commissioned police officers with the full range of police powers, including the authority to make arrests. Guards provide information and assistance to patients and visitors and provide security at our remote parking lots. Communications Officers support both the University Police and Guards. They monitor the fire and security alarm systems and alert and direct officers to needed areas. Police officers are responsible for a full range of public safety services, including crime reports, investigations, medical and fire emergencies, traffic accidents, parking violations, enforcement of laws regulating consumption of alcoholic beverages, the use of controlled substances, weapons, and all other incidents requiring police assistance.
What does the University Police do?
University Police compiles information, prepares reports, and submits incident reports to local and state law enforcement agencies. The department shares information on arrests and serious crimes with the Shreveport City Police and the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office when necessary. Computer checks of warrants for wanted persons can be conducted through computer link-up with the Louisiana Department of Public Safety. The terminal provides access to the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) which accesses the computer files of all criminal justice systems within each of the 50 U.S. states, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Canada. University Police investigators are available or on-call to conduct criminal investigations, crime prevention surveys and provide personal protection tips.
How do University Police assist on campus?
University Police patrols offer assistance to motorists. Services include assistance to jumpstart vehicles and contacting of commercial road services for other vehicle assistance such as unlocking vehicle doors and changing tires. University Police provides safety escorts to members of the campus community twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, upon request.
Contact the University Police at LSUHS
CRIME HOTLINE
53873 (53-UPD)
318-675-3873
University Police
On Campus Emergency Calls
675-6165 or
675-6233
Director – University Police
Vaughn Burris
BRI, Room G-026
(318) 675-6161
vaughn.burris@lsuhs.edu
Associate Director – University Police
Scott Phillips
BRI, Room G-028
(318) 675-6164
scott.phillips@lsuhs.edu
Investigations Division
BRI, Room G-041
(318) 675-6168
Lt. Marvin Seets
BRI, Room G-045
(318) 675-8345
marvin.seets@lsuhs.edu
Medical School Building, Room G-200
(318) 675-5121
Captain Jamie Walker
BRI, Room G-031
(318) 675-7842
jamie.walker@lsuhs.edu