Time, Place, and Manner (TPM) policies help ensure campus safety and access for everyone:

-Demonstrations must remain peaceful and non-disruptive.
-Blocking entrances or traffic is prohibited.
-Amplified sound requires University approval.
-Activities must comply with ADA and Civil Rights regulations.
-Public expression activities are not permitted between midnight and 6 a.m.

The UC Regents will be on campus for a three-day meeting at the Luskin Conference Center next week, from Tuesday, November 18 through Thursday, November 20. The UCLA PD reported they are anticipating demonstrations and some labor strike activity.

To learn more about the UC’s TPM policies at tpm.ucla.edu.

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The event will transpire from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at DeNeve Plaza. Individuals can come hang out, ask questions and say hi and enjoy a cup of coffee in the process.

Participants will also get to meet four-legged teammates, K-9s Blake and Kylo, and their handlers.

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The fire was reported at 4:40 p.m. at 1545 S Bentley Avenue. One auto vehicle was on fire in the subterranean parking of a four-story modern apartment building (three residential floors over parking).

The fire was extinguished in 21 minutes by first-arriving companies, with no injuries reported.

Though the fire itself was contained to the vehicle, firefighters are now working to evacuate smoke from the building and shut down all activated sprinklers. No details on the cause of the fire have been disclosed to the public.

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An incident of inappropriate touching/fondling took place near the 600 block of Gayley Avenue and was reported to one of the University partners. The Title IX office is initiating the response to this report, and is providing the affected party with resources, rights and options.

Crime Alerts are published for community awareness. Currently, there has not been a criminal report filed in the matter.

Survivors of sexual assault may choose to report incidents to the University without involving law enforcement. The suspect was previously named in a similar report.

The UCPD reminds the campus community of the following:

-If you start to feel concerns about a person or situation, trust your instincts and remove yourself as quickly as possible from the potential threat, even if it is someone you know and even feels awkward to leave.

-If you are going out alone, make sure that someone knows where you are going, who you will be with, and when you expect to return.

-Alcohol is frequently used to facilitate sexual violence by reducing a person’s ability to respond effectively, impairing memory, and increasing feelings of self-doubt or blame. When drinking, consider your surroundings, be aware of personal limits, and look after friends who appear to be intoxicated.

-If you think someone is at risk of assault or abuse, you should consider it an emergency and act to support that person. You can call the police or ask for help from other people, intervene, directly if safe, or create a distraction to help remove the potential victim from the situation.

UCPD shares these safety tips while recognizing that perpetrators, and not the victims or survivors, are solely responsible for their actions.

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Younessian, 78, was last seen at 12:08 p.m. near LeConte Avenue & Westwood Boulevard in Westwood.

He is a white male standing 5 feet and 7 inches tall and weighing 178 pounds. He has grey hair and green eyes.

He was last seen wearing a black jacket, light blue shirt, and black pants, Michael may be at risk without medical attention.

Anyone who has seen him or have any information should contact UCLA Police 24-hour dispatch at 310-825-1491.

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Scooter thefts can happen fast, and individuals are being warned to take steps to protect their items. Keep a scooter secure with these tips:

-Always lock your scooter with a U-lock through the frame.

-Park in well-lit, high-traffic areas, preferably near security cameras. Or keep your scooter inside!

-Take a photo of your scooter + serial number.

-Consider keeping an AirTag on your scooter or bike.

If anyone witnesses suspicious activity they should report it to the UCLA PD immediately. on the non-emergency line at (310) 825-1491.

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UCLA will kick off against a familiar foe, Utah at the iconic Rose Bowl 8:00 p.m. on Saturday August 30 in what should be a very intriguing game. Any first responders who choose to come for a great event will be welcomed with open arms.

UCLA and Utah were formerly in the PAC-12 before the conference disbanded. Utah is now a part of the Big 12, but the rivalry between the Bruins and Utes remains intact.

“August 30th, our first game this year is gonna be the first responder game,” Foster said. “The tickets will be free for all first responders, just showing (a form of) ID or anything. You can check the links there on both our social media accounts, Twitter and Instagram, please come out.”

“This is our first opportunity to really just share and let them know, the first responders, how we feel about them and how important it was for them to, you know, they basically saved us, you know, because (the fires) didn’t make it to UCLA,” said UCLA football Head Coach DeShaun Foster.

Last season, the Bruins joined the ferocious, highly competitive BIG 10 Conference. The Bruins certainly got off to a slow start, as every weekend featured a new heavyweight foe.

Their record was 5-7, although the Bruins improved leaps and bounds finishing 4-2 down the stretch to get some momentum into 2025.

Attention UCLA Football fans, meet our new Quarterback who hopefully will take the Bruins to a bowl game: Nico Lamaleava.

He is a transfer from Tennessee who is garnering headlines across the Nation. UCLA has hope and momentum going into 2025.

“He’s just somebody that I don’t think he can really get rattled, you know? Personality wise, he’s kind of quiet a little bit, but, you know, confidence,” Foster said at Big Ten Media Days.

UCLA and Utah will kick off the season in less than three weeks. A new-look Bruins team will hope to show out for the fans in attendance, including the brave first responders.

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The first case involved the theft of rare Chinese manuscripts, and it was turned over to the FBI.

A second search warrant was related to a firearms-related arrest at the parking lot of a UCLA-owned off-campus building.

Both investigations remain active, and prosecutors filed charges against both suspects.

No additional details about the incidents have been disclosed to the public.

“We are committed to ensuring the safety and security of our campus community,” said the UCLA PD in a statement.

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Haines Hall house the Ralph J. Bunche Center for African American Studies Library and Media Center. They also recovered a stun gun, campus keys and other prohibited items.

The suspect faces charges of burglary, weapons possession, possession of stolen property, and a hate crime enhancement.

The campus police have been investigating similar incidents since February 2025. The name of the suspect and age has not yet been disclosed to the public.

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The incident was reported at about 1:52 a.m., the victim and the suspect met after arranging a meeting to sell the victim’s belongings online earlier.

When the victim and the suspect met, the suspect asked the victim to try on the merchandise. The victim gave the merchandise to the suspect, at which
point, the suspect put his hands in his sweater as if reaching for a weapon. The victim, fearing for safety, let the suspect flee with his merchandise.

The suspect arrested was a 30-year-old male. The victim not affiliated with UCLA and was not injured during the robbery. The suspect fled the scene in a Black older model Volvo sedan.

The UCLA PD noted on their Facebook page within 24 hours detectives identified and arrested the suspect, who later admitted to the crime.

It was an isolated incident. The suspect is not affiliated with UCLA, and their presence on campus was random. There is no ongoing threat to the community.

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He has over two decades of dedicated service with the Los Angeles Police Department and a strong commitment to community policing, Chief Valenzuela is a graduate of UCLA from 1996.

“I am pleased to welcome Chief Valenzuela back to UCLA to serve in this critical role,” said Chancellor Julio Frenk. “The safety of our UCLA community is a top priority, and Chief Valenzuela’s accomplishments during over two decades of law enforcement leadership make him an ideal leader for UCLA’s police department. As our new Office of Campus and Community Safety continues to grow and as UCLA prepares to host the world’s Olympic and Paralympic athletes in 2028, I know Chief Valenzuela will elevate safety in a way that is inclusive and grounded in the tenets of 21st-century policing.”

“The opportunity to come home to UCLA, to work at this police department with these dedicated professionals, is the thrill of a lifetime,” said Valenzuela. “I cannot wait to partner with our students, faculty and staff in keeping UCLA safe.”

The new chief was selected by a committee that included faculty, administrators, students and staff from UCLA and experienced law enforcement executives. He will take over from UCLA’s Interim Chief Scott Scheffler, who has headed the department since December 2024. Valenzuela will start his new role on September 1.

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UCLA Police officers responded to a domestic violence incident near the emergency room. Officers acted immediately, apprehended the suspect, and recovered a firearm along with multiple illegal knives.

The suspect was arrested and booked for the following violations:

Penal Code 626.10(a)(1): Possession of a weapon on school grounds
Penal Code 626.9(b): Possession of a firearm in a school zone
Penal Code 25850(c): Carrying a loaded firearm in public
Penal Code 25400(a)(2): Carrying a concealed firearm on a person
Penal Code 21510(b): Possession of a switchblade knife

The suspect has no affiliation with UCLA. The name and age of the suspect has not been disclosed to the public.

The UCLA PD has warned the public that if anyone comes to the campus with an illegal weapon, they will be arrested.

The public is asked to alert the UCPD if they suspect someone with a weapon on or near campus immediately.

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While the suspects were leaving the residence with stolen property, a resident confronted the suspects and recovered the stolen property.

The first suspect is described as a White male between 18-22 years old, he was wearing underwear, tennis shoes, and had tattoos on his chest and left arm.

Suspects #2, #3 and #4 are described as White males between the ages of 18-22 There are no further details on the suspects.

Suspects #5 and #6 are described as White females, between the ages of 18-22 years old. No further description is available on the suspects.

The victims are UCLA students. There were no reports of any vehicles involves in the incident.

The UCLA Police Department would like to remind the campus community to:

• Dial 9-1-1 in the event of an emergency.
• For non-emergencies, program the UCLA PD 24-hour phone number into your cell phone – 310-825-1491.
• Always be alert and aware of your surroundings.
• Report any suspicious activity to the police.
• Do not leave doors to buildings propped open.
• Secure your residence by locking all windows and doors.
• Avoid poorly lit or deserted areas when walking at night.
• Utilize the UCLA Safe Ride Service and UCPD CSO evening escorts.

The UCLA PD is still investigating the case. Anyone with information should contact the UCLA Police Department at (310) 825-1491.

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The incident was reported at about 12:12 a.m., while the victim was riding their bike near Engineering VI, the suspect knocked the victim’s hat off, then struck the victim in the face, causing the victim to briefly lose consciousness. When the victim awoke, they noticed their cell phone was stolen.

The suspect has been described as a Black male standing approximately 5 feet and 6 inches tall. He was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and black pants, no further description.

The victim is a student at UCLA and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Anyone with details on the incident is asked to contact the UCLA PD at (310) 825-1491.

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Officers were flagged down and officers were able to locate the suspects. Several arrests were made and the property that was stolen was recovered. The names of the suspects and their ages have not been disclosed to the public.

The incident transpired in real time, and it was captured on video by the UCLA PD.

No further details about the theft have been released.

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The UCLA Police Department indicated that the incident transpired near the Sproul Hall region. During a routine traffic stop on campus, an officer made contact with a driver who voluntarily disclosed the presence of an illegal firearm in the vehicle.

The individual was taken into custody without incident. The name and age of the person has not been disclosed to the public.

Authorities indicated there is no threat to the UCLA campus, and no crime was committed against any community member.

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The suspect approached and attempted to take the victim’s cell phone from their hand. The victim pulled the phone back and ran from the location. The suspect briefly followed the victim before turning around and walking south toward Westwood Village.

The suspect has been described as a Black male, in his 20s, with a dark complexion and short curly hair. He is clean shaven with a mole under his right eye. Last seen with a blue moving blanket draped over him.

The victim is a UCLA employee. The victim was not injured. No details about a vehicle in the incident were disclosed to the public. Anyone with details on the incident should contact the UCLA PD at 310-825-1491.

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