Cougar on North Campus

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Subject: U-M DPS Security Bulletin - Suspicious animal sighted on North Campus
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To all University of Michigan-Ann Arbor students, faculty and staff:

Today (8:30am) DPS received a report of a sighting on North Campus of a suspicious animal, described as a possible cougar, near Hubbard Road between Green Road and Stone Drive.  Police officers and housing security personnel searched the area but did not find a suspicious animal.  

Please take extra precautions if you are in this area, especially with young children and bicyclists.  If you observe a suspicious animal, immediately contact University Police at 911 or (734) 763-1131. 


University of Michigan
Department of Public Safety
www.police.umich.edu


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TO: all University of Michigan-Ann Arbor students, faculty and staff:<br><br>

Today (8:30am) DPS received a report of a sighting on North Campus of a suspicious animal, described as a possible cougar, near Hubbard Road between Green Road and Stone Drive.  Police officers and housing security personnel searched the area but did not find a suspicious animal.  
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Please take extra precautions if you are in this area, especially with young children and bicyclists.  If you observe a suspicious animal, immediately contact University Police at 911 or (734) 763-1131. 
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<b>University of Michigan<br>
Department of Public Safety<br></b>
http://www.police.umich.edu






















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