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University Police report higher numbers of stopped cyclists on campus

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A man was cited Tuesday for riding his bicycle in the busy area by Trinity Hall. Photo credit: Natalie Hanson

A man was stopped and cited by University Police for riding his bicycle at Chico State Tuesday at about 12:10 p.m.

According to Sergeant Lance Conlan, the man had been found to be riding his bicycle in the busy area by Trinity Commons, as many students were heading to or exiting classrooms.

Conlan stated that the man is not a student and that this was his second such citation. “He had a documented previous warning from us for riding in the campus,” he said.

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A man's bike is left on the ground while two University Police officers stop him for riding it. Photo credit: Natalie Hanson
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Sergeant Lance Conlan stated that this was the third stop he and Plainer had made in ten minutes for bicycle riding on campus. Photo credit: Natalie Hanson

Sergeant Jason Plainer added that this was the third stop they had made, due to others riding their bicycles, that they had written in the previous 10 minutes.

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Sergeant Jason Plainer also offered comment to students about never riding bikes on campus. Photo credit: Natalie Hanson

“Most subjects get warnings…this was the first stop to get a citation,” he said. “We’re out here in response to many complaints from faculty and staff.”

“It’s a hot-button issue with some students… but the rule is pretty black and white here on campus,” Plainer said.

The officers both encouraged students to follow the rule and walk on campus to avoid accidents and injuries.

Natalie Hanson can be reached at [email protected] or @NatalieH_Orion on Twitter.

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Natalie Hanson, Editor-in-Chief
Editor-in-Chief, Spring and Fall 2019. Former Arts & Entertainment editor, Breaking News editor and reporter.

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