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Several vehicles have been stolen from the Valle Verde parking lot this semester, do you think your vehicle is safe at EPCC and what can the college police do to increase security?
Compiled by Elisa Fromme



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Louie Armendariz
Dana Hernandez
David Bojunda
Teresa Valdez
As for the safety, the cars aren't safe because the campus is very open. It's open to the whole public. I think the security should keep their eyes open. Everyone is worried about their car, no matter what kind it is; it's still your car. I have an alarm on my car, and until now nothing ever happened. I don't think an alarm is really necessary, because if somebody wants to steal your car they always find a way.
I think my car is safe because I have an alarm on it. I think the security should do more rounds on campus. I'm not worried about it. I think if somebody's looking around to steal a car, they wouldn't pick mine because of the alarm. I believe that more students should be aware of it. They think their cars are safe out there because of the security but obviously they're not doing their job. I think stolen cars are more important than giving out tickets.
Vehicle theft happens everywhere. I think the police should drive around more. I'm not really worried about it. I don't really think that something could happen to my car. I don't drive a new car. If I drove a newer car I probably would worry more. I don't have theft protection. I always park close to the buildings where I attend classes. I think now that I know that cars have been stolen, I'm going to check on my car more often.
I don't think it's safe. Maybe the police should do more rounds. I have classes at night and it's already dark, but I'm more worried about myself than about my car. In the afternoon I'm not worried. I have an alarm that came with the car, and I think it's safe because it stops people from breaking in. At night, I try to park right in front of the buildings.