This was the fourth Crime Alert sent out in the past two weeks. Aaron Peacock said that during the attack he did not resist, and covered his face with his hands while they kicked and punched him. He suffered multiple fractures in his face including his orbital, a broken nose, a lacerated spleen and a bruised pancreas, Aaron Peacock said.
According to his father, Aaron Peacock will be in the hospital for at least two more days on complete bed rest and may require facial surgery.
OSU Police Captain Dave Rose said that despite the rash of crimes, there has not necessarily been an increase in criminal activity. Rose said the difference between this year and prior years is that people are much more informed.
The OSU Police Department has introduced various measures to increase its effectiveness, such as increasing police presence and communication with the Columbus Police Department, Rose said. Victoria Waring, a second-year in actuarial science, said that the recent incidents have left her scared, and more cautious than ever. I think they are trying as hard as they can. Menu The Lantern. The incident occurred at a. Yet some students feel as though more can be done to prevent crimes in the future.
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