Robbery no Weapon
UPDATE: All clear in the 4000 block of Baltimore Ave. Police and Allied Security patrolling the area. You may resume normal activity.
————————-
UPennAlert: Robbery no weapon in the 4000 block of Baltimore Ave. Increased police activity in the area. Police on scene, use caution, avoid the immediate area.
The suspect is described as black female approximately 40-45 years of age, 5’4″ to 5’7″ in height, wearing a blue short sleeve shirt and red sweat pants.
The suspects were last seen heading westbound on Woodland Walk.
————————-
The Division of Public Safety has developed a few helpful risk reduction strategies outlined below. Know that it is never the fault of the person impacted (victim/survivor) by crime.
- Stay out of immediate area.
- Stay alert and reduce distractions; using cellphones, ear buds, etc. may limit your awareness.
- Orient yourself to your surroundings. (Identify your location, nearby exits, etc.)
- Utilize 24/7/365 Walking Escort services (215-898-WALK/9255).
- Only carry necessary documents.
- Keep your valuables out of sight.
- Be respectful of those involved in the incident.
- If you believe you see the described suspect, do not engage – call 215-573-3333.
The Division of Public Safety will continue to ensure the highest level of safety and security for our community.
- See something concerning? Connect with Penn Public Safety 24/7 at 215-573-3333.
- Worried about a friend or colleague’s mental or physical health? Get 24/7 connection to appropriate resources at 215-898-HELP (4357).
- Seeking support after experiencing a crime? Call Special Services – Support and Advocacy resources at 215-898-4481 or email an advocate at
- Use the Walking Escort and Riding services available to you free of charge.
- Take a moment to update your cellphone information for the UPennAlert Emergency Notification System
- Download the Penn Guardian App which can help Police better find your location when you call in an emergency.
- Access free self-empowerment and defense courses through Penn DPS.