Yale Police Union's Controversial Flyers Spark Outrage and E-Bike Ban

The Yale Police Union distributed flyers featuring the Grim Reaper to incoming students at Yale University, claiming that crime in New Haven is worsening. Yale and city officials criticized the pamphlets as misleading and fear-mongering. The flyers cited statistics from the New Haven Police Department, stating that murders have doubled, burglaries are up 33%, and motor vehicle thefts have increased by 56%. However, officials pointed out that homicide numbers are lower than they were in early August 2021, and robberies on campus have decreased by 30%. The police union defended their actions, stating that they wanted to ensure students' safety. The controversy sparked a debate about campus safety and the responsibility of the police union.
- Yale police union hands arriving students Grim Reaper flyers about crime near campus: 'Good luck' Fox News
- How accurate was a Yale police union flyer about crime issues in New Haven? New Haven Register
- Yale bans e-bikes from residential areas on campus WTNH.com
- Yale and New Haven leaders say flyers sent to students by police union are 'appalling' and 'selfish' FOX61 Hartford
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