The ASU Police Department held an open house on Sept. 25 in Tempe to introduce visitors to the department headquarters. About 30 students and their family members toured the headquarters as part of ASU Family Weekend.
Above: Officer Daniel Miller speaks about what he and the other 85 sworn officers discuss in the daily briefings.
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Robert Croteau (right) and Cara Royal pet ASU police dog Disney during the department's open house Sept. 25. Croteau's son and Royal's daughter are ASU students.
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Officer Miller talks about the role bikes play on campus, to a group during the department's open house Sept. 25 in Tempe. Officers can get around parts of campus much faster on bikes than with cars when classes are in session.
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ASU freshman Chase Croteau of Phoenix checks out a new SUV at the display of the ASU Police Department's vehicles, which includes Segways and motorcycles. Croteau took the tour with his father, Robert Croteau, as part of ASU Family Weekend.
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Officer Daniel Miller talks about the LiveSafe phone app as Taylor Perry, a criminal justice and criminology student, takes notes during the police department's open house Sept. 25.
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