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Crime Log

October 19, 2023
Security Memo

Date/Time Occured

10/19/2023 at 4:15 PM

Specifics

This is an update to the Security Memo sent to the Danforth Campus on October 15.

An individual named Anthony McGee, shown in the photo linked below, has been involved in two separate recent incidents involving Washington University students.

Photo of Anthony McGee: https://wustl.box.com/s/pjmsdnuw5h8o5ut3cxlw8xcy4g3zhxgx

In the first incident on September 15, a student reported to the Washington University Police Department (WUPD) that McGee was involved in a verbal altercation on campus in which he spit at the student. The student did not wish to pursue charges.

On October 15 at approximately 2:34 PM, WUPD was advised of an incident involving two students who were walking on Big Bend near Fontbonne University when they were approached by McGee. McGee did not say anything to either student, then without warning he struck one of the students on the cheek with a closed fist and then ran away. McGee was apprehended and the Clayton Police Department presented the case to the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. Assault charges were issued on October 16. McGee was released from custody after charges were issued.

On October 18 McGee was taken into custody by WUPD near the Greenway overpass and was transported to the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department due to an outstanding warrant. He has since been released.

McGee has been issued a No Trespassing Order by WUPD. If he is seen on campus, do not approach him and notify WUPD at 314-935-5555.

Response

Notify WUPD 314-935-5555 if seen on campus

Precautions

Report suspicious activity immediately to WUPD at 314-935-5555 or go to the nearest emergency blue light telephone.
Be observant and remain alert at all times. Do not get distracted with cell phones or other electronic devices.
Observe the people around you. If they are acting unusual, create space and distance between you.
If you observe someone acting unusual, do not be afraid to call WUPD any time of the day or night.