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On the same day Liberty University was fined a record $14 million for Clery Act violations, Liberty University Police Department issued Timely Warning Notification 24-003462, a stalking warning involving a student victim and an identified suspect who appeared at the victim's on-campus workplace and an off-campus gym.

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LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification (24-003462) Stalking This alert is being sent by the Jeanne Clery Act, as this incident represents a Clery Act crime that occurred on Clery Act geography and poses a serious or continuing threat to the campus community. It has been reported that a student has been the victim of multiple instances of stalking between unknown dates. The individual has shown up at the victim’s place of work on-campus, as well as a personal gym located off-campus. Because of the individual’s actions, the victim has been placed in fear for their safety. The subject, in this case has been identified. If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department at 434-592-3911 or call 9-1-1. Criminal incidents can be reported to Liberty University Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) who are designated, trained, and mandatory reporters under the Clery Act when victims chose not to report to law enforcement. According to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey, nearly 1 in 6 women (16%, or 19.1 million) and about 1 in 17 (5.8% or 6.4 million) men in the U.S. were victims of stalking at some point in their lifetime, during which they felt very fearful or believed that they or someone close to them would be harmed or killed. To prevent stalking, we must cultivate healthy relationship behaviors including trust, respect, communication, and consent. Liberty University defines consent as, “the voluntary and freely-given agreement, through words and / or actions, to participate in a mutually agreed-upon sexual act. Consensual sexual activity happens when each person willingly affirms that they choose to participate.” For more information on consent and stalking please see Liberty University’s Sexual Misconduct Policy. If you or someone you know is experiencing stalking, there are confidential and non-confidential resources available to you both on and off campus. For information on support resources, services and programs at Liberty University please see the Office of Equity and Compliance’s website found here or the Liberty University’s Office of Security and Public Safety found here.
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Liberty University Security & Public Safety news (LU Alert archive): Timely Warning Notification 24-003462liberty.edufind archived copies
This warning was issued the SAME DAY the U.S. Department of Education fined Liberty $14 million for Clery Act violations, the largest Clery fine in history at that time
The fine was for systemic underreporting between 2016 and 2023; a Target 7 investigation reported Liberty failed to accurately report 93% of campus crimes during that window
The stalking course-of-conduct extended across both on-campus (workplace) and off-campus (personal gym) locations; Clery applies because the on-campus workplace falls within Clery geography
'Subject in this case has been identified' is unusual specificity for a stalking timely warning
Liberty's case-numbering (24-003462) likely indicates a sequential report number logged in 2024 as of early March
Liberty University is a private evangelical R2 institution in Lynchburg, VA, the largest of its kind in the U.S.
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To check this alert, Claude Opus 5.5 (an AI) read it in full 25 separate times, independently. Each read decided whether the message answers each of the six questions and gave a short reason. A final reviewer then weighed all 25 and wrote the plain-English verdict you see when you open a row. The score (for example 22/25) is how many reads agreed; the 25 individual reads are tucked underneath if you want to check them.

LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification (24-003462) Stalking This alert is being sent by the Jeanne Clery Act, as this incident represents a Clery Act crime that occurred on Clery Act geography and poses a serious or continuing threat to the campus community. It has been reported that a student has been the victim of multiple instances of stalking between unknown dates. The individual has shown up at the victim’s place of work on-campus, as well as a personal gym located off-campus. Because of the individual’s actions, the victim has been placed in fear for their safety. The subject, in this case has been identified. If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department at 434-592-3911 or call 9-1-1. Criminal incidents can be reported to Liberty University Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) who are designated, trained, and mandatory reporters under the Clery Act when victims chose not to report to law enforcement. According to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey, nearly 1 in 6 women (16%, or 19.1 million) and about 1 in 17 (5.8% or 6.4 million) men in the U.S. were victims of stalking at some point in their lifetime, during which they felt very fearful or believed that they or someone close to them would be harmed or killed. To prevent stalking, we must cultivate healthy relationship behaviors including trust, respect, communication, and consent. Liberty University defines consent as, “the voluntary and freely-given agreement, through words and / or actions, to participate in a mutually agreed-upon sexual act. Consensual sexual activity happens when each person willingly affirms that they choose to participate.” For more information on consent and stalking please see Liberty University’s Sexual Misconduct Policy. If you or someone you know is experiencing stalking, there are confidential and non-confidential resources available to you both on and off campus. For information on support resources, services and programs at Liberty University please see the Office of Equity and Compliance’s website found here or the Liberty University’s Office of Security and Public Safety found here.

  • Sourcepresent25/25

    Final assessment

    All 25 reads agree the source is identified: the "LU Alert" tag and the named Liberty University Police Department mark the sender.

    Who is sending the alert and who is responding. People act faster on a message from a clearly identifiable, credible sender, such as a named department, the police, or a branded alert system, than on an anonymous notice. A branded signature counts.

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    1. present: The message opens with "LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification", a branded sender tag.
    2. present: The alert begins 'LU Alert:' and refers to the Liberty University Police Department.
    3. present: It opens with the branded tag "LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification" and names Liberty University Police Department.
    4. present: The message opens 'LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification' and names the Liberty University Police Department.
    5. present: The message opens with the tag 'LU Alert:' and cites the Liberty University Police Department.
    6. present: It opens with 'LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification' and names the Liberty University Police Department.
    7. present: The message begins 'LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification', a branded sender tag, and references the Liberty University Police Department.
    8. present: The message opens with 'LU Alert:' and names the Liberty University Police Department.
    9. present: The message opens with the branded tag 'LU Alert:', which identifies the sender.
    10. present: It opens with the branded tag 'LU Alert:' and names the Liberty University Police Department.
    11. present: The message opens 'LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification' and names the Liberty University Police Department as the contact.
    12. present: It opens with the brand 'LU Alert:' and refers to the Liberty University Police Department.
    13. present: The message opens with 'LU Alert:' and names the Liberty University Police Department, identifying the sender.
    14. present: It opens with 'LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification', a branded sender tag.
    15. present: The alert opens with the branded tag "LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification", identifying Liberty University as sender.
    16. present: It begins 'LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification' and names the Liberty University Police Department.
    17. present: The message opens with 'LU Alert:', a branded signature identifying Liberty University as sender.
    18. present: The message opens 'LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification' and names the Liberty University Police Department.
    19. present: The alert opens with the branded tag LU Alert and names the Liberty University Police Department.
    20. present: The message opens 'LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification', a branded sender tag.
    21. present: The alert opens with 'LU Alert:' and names the Liberty University Police Department, which identifies the sender.
    22. present: The message begins 'LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification', a branded sender tag.
    23. present: It opens with the tag 'LU Alert:' and names the Liberty University Police Department.
    24. present: The message opens with 'LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification', a branded Liberty University sender tag.
    25. present: The message begins with the branded tag 'LU Alert:' and references the Liberty University Police Department.
  • Hazardpresent25/25

    Final assessment

    Unanimous present: the alert names "Stalking" as the specific threat, describing repeated instances against a student.

    What the threat actually is. A complete warning names the specific danger, such as a shooter, a fire, a tornado, or a gas leak, rather than a vague emergency, because people decide what to do based on what they are facing.

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    1. present: It names "Stalking" and describes an individual repeatedly showing up at the victim's workplace and gym.
    2. present: It names 'Stalking' as the reported crime and describes the individual appearing at the victim's workplace.
    3. present: The alert names "Stalking" and describes an individual repeatedly showing up at the victim's workplace and gym.
    4. present: It names 'Stalking' as the crime, with multiple instances against a student.
    5. present: It names 'Stalking' as the reported crime, describing repeated instances in which an individual followed the victim.
    6. present: It names 'Stalking' as the crime, with multiple instances against a student.
    7. present: It names 'Stalking' as the reported crime, describing repeated appearances at the victim's work and gym, a specific hazard.
    8. present: It names Stalking as the offense, a specific crime against a student.
    9. present: It names 'Stalking' as the specific crime, describing an individual showing up at the victim's workplace and gym.
    10. present: It names 'Stalking' as the offense, describing an individual repeatedly showing up at the victim's workplace and gym.
    11. present: It names 'Stalking' and describes a student victim of 'multiple instances of stalking', a specific crime threat.
    12. present: It names 'Stalking' of a student who was followed to work and a gym.
    13. present: It names 'Stalking' as the crime, with the individual showing up at the victim's workplace and gym.
    14. present: It names 'Stalking' and describes an individual repeatedly showing up at the victim's workplace and gym.
    15. present: It names "Stalking" of a student across multiple instances, a specific threat rather than a generic incident.
    16. present: It names 'Stalking' as the offense, describing repeated appearances at the victim's workplace and gym.
    17. present: It names 'Stalking' as the reported offense, which is a specific crime against a student.
    18. present: It names 'Stalking' of a student by an individual who showed up at the victim's workplace and gym.
    19. present: The alert is headed Stalking and describes repeated stalking of a student, which names a specific threat.
    20. present: It names 'Stalking' and describes an individual repeatedly appearing at the victim's workplace and gym.
    21. present: It names 'Stalking' as the crime and describes a person repeatedly showing up at the victim's workplace and gym.
    22. present: It names 'Stalking' as the specific offense reported against a student.
    23. present: It names 'Stalking' as the Clery crime, with a subject repeatedly appearing at the victim's workplace and gym.
    24. present: It names 'Stalking' as the offense, describing repeated appearances at the victim's workplace and gym.
    25. present: It names 'Stalking' as the crime, describing repeated appearances at the victim's workplace and gym.
  • Locationpresent25/25

    Final assessment

    All 25 reads agree location is given: the individual appeared at the victim's "place of work on-campus" and a gym off campus.

    Where the threat is. Saying whether danger is in a specific building, a part of campus, or area-wide lets people judge their own proximity and choose a safe direction. Without a where, a warning is hard to act on precisely.

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    1. present: It refers to the victim's "place of work on-campus" and a gym "located off-campus".
    2. present: It mentions the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and 'a personal gym located off-campus'.
    3. present: It says the individual appeared at the victim's "place of work on-campus" and at "a personal gym located off-campus".
    4. present: It says the subject appeared at the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and an off-campus gym.
    5. present: It mentions the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and 'a personal gym located off-campus'.
    6. present: It says the stalker appeared at the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and an off-campus gym.
    7. present: It says the individual appeared at the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and a gym located off-campus.
    8. present: It says the individual appeared at the victim's on-campus workplace and an off-campus personal gym.
    9. present: It says the individual appeared at the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and a gym 'located off-campus'.
    10. present: It references the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and an off-campus gym as locations.
    11. present: It says the individual appeared at 'the victim's place of work on-campus' and at an off-campus gym.
    12. present: It mentions the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and 'a personal gym located off-campus'.
    13. present: It says the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and an off-campus gym were involved, giving on-campus location.
    14. present: It says the stalker appeared at the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and a gym located off-campus.
    15. present: It says the individual appeared at the victim's "place of work on-campus" and at an off-campus gym.
    16. present: It says the individual appeared at the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and a gym 'off-campus', giving general places.
    17. present: It says the subject appeared at 'the victim's place of work on-campus' and 'a personal gym located off-campus'.
    18. present: It says the stalker appeared at the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and an off-campus gym.
    19. present: It says the individual appeared at the victim's on-campus place of work and an off-campus gym.
    20. present: It says the subject showed up at 'the victim's place of work on-campus' and an off-campus gym.
    21. present: It says the individual showed up at the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and at a gym located off-campus.
    22. present: It says the individual appeared at 'the victim's place of work on-campus' and an off-campus gym.
    23. present: It says the subject showed up at the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and an off-campus gym.
    24. present: It mentions the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and 'a personal gym located off-campus' as locations.
    25. present: It mentions the victim's 'place of work on-campus' and 'a personal gym located off-campus'.
  • Guidancepresent25/25

    Final assessment

    Unanimous present: it tells readers "If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department at 434-592-3911 or call 9-1-1."

    The protective action to take. A clear, specific instruction, such as shelter in place, evacuate, avoid the area, or run-hide-fight, drives faster and more correct protective behavior than describing the threat alone.

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    1. present: It instructs "If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1".
    2. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
    3. present: It instructs "If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1", a protective action.
    4. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
    5. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
    6. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department at 434-592-3911 or call 9-1-1'.
    7. present: It says 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1', a protective instruction.
    8. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
    9. present: It tells readers 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police' or 'call 9-1-1', a protective action.
    10. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1', a protective action.
    11. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department at 434-592-3911 or call 9-1-1'.
    12. present: It says 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
    13. present: It tells readers 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department' or '9-1-1'.
    14. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department at 434-592-3911 or call 9-1-1'.
    15. present: It instructs "If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department... or call 9-1-1".
    16. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1', a protective action.
    17. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department... or call 9-1-1', a protective action.
    18. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
    19. present: It instructs anyone in immediate danger to call Liberty University Police or call 9-1-1.
    20. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
    21. present: It tells recipients 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
    22. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department' or '9-1-1', a protective action.
    23. present: It instructs 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
    24. present: It tells recipients 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
    25. present: It says 'If you are in immediate danger, call Liberty University Police Department ... or call 9-1-1'.
  • Timeabsent0/25

    Final assessment

    All 25 reads agree timing is absent: the stalking occurred "between unknown dates" and no date, clock time, or recency cue is given.

    When the message applies. A timestamp, the word now or immediately, or a phrase like until further notice tells the reader whether the danger is current and how quickly to act.

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    1. absent: It says the stalking occurred "between unknown dates" and gives no date, time, or recency cue.
    2. absent: The stalking occurred 'between unknown dates', and no date, time, or recency cue is given.
    3. absent: The stalking occurred "between unknown dates" and no clock time, date or recency word is given.
    4. absent: It says the stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and gives no date, time, or recency cue.
    5. absent: The stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and no date or clock time is given.
    6. absent: It says the stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and gives no date, time, or recency cue.
    7. absent: It says the stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and gives no date, time, or recency cue for the incident.
    8. absent: It says the stalking happened 'between unknown dates' and gives no date, clock time, or recency word.
    9. absent: The stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and no clock time, date, or recency cue is given.
    10. absent: It says the stalking happened 'between unknown dates' and gives no date, clock time, or recency cue.
    11. absent: The stalking occurred 'between unknown dates', and no clock time, date, or recency cue is given for the incident or alert.
    12. absent: It says the stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and gives no date, time, or recency cue.
    13. absent: The stalking occurred 'between unknown dates', and the text gives no date, clock time, or recency cue.
    14. absent: The stalking occurred 'between unknown dates', and no clock time, date, or recency cue is given.
    15. absent: The stalking occurred "between unknown dates", and no date, time, or recency cue is provided anywhere.
    16. absent: It says the stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and provides no clock time, date or 'now' cue.
    17. absent: It says the stalking happened 'between unknown dates' and gives no date, clock time, or recency cue.
    18. absent: It says the stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and provides no date, time, or recency cue.
    19. absent: It says the stalking happened between unknown dates and gives no clock time, date, or recency cue.
    20. absent: The stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and no date, time, or recency cue is given.
    21. absent: It says the stalking happened 'between unknown dates' and gives no clock time, date, or recency cue.
    22. absent: It says the stalking happened 'between unknown dates' and gives no clock time, date, or recency cue.
    23. absent: The stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and no other date or recency cue is given.
    24. absent: It says the stalking occurred 'between unknown dates' and gives no date, clock time or recency cue.
    25. absent: The stalking occurred 'between unknown dates', and no clock time or date for the alert or incident is given.
  • Impactpresent25/25

    Final assessment

    Unanimous present: it says the incident "poses a serious or continuing threat" and the victim "has been placed in fear for their safety", conveying severity.

    What the hazard could do to the people in its path. Beyond naming the threat, a complete warning conveys its potential consequences or severity, such as that a tornado can level buildings or that a leak could be explosive, so recipients grasp how much danger they are in. Research on warning message content finds that a concrete impact statement helps people personalize their risk and act sooner.

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    1. present: It says the victim "has been placed in fear for their safety" and cites victims fearing they "would be harmed or killed".
    2. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and that the case 'poses a serious or continuing threat'.
    3. present: It says the incident "poses a serious or continuing threat" and that the victim was "placed in fear for their safety".
    4. present: It says the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat' and the victim was 'placed in fear for their safety'.
    5. present: It says the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat' and the victim was 'placed in fear for their safety'.
    6. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and notes stalking victims fear being 'harmed or killed'.
    7. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and cites people fearing they 'would be harmed or killed'.
    8. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and poses a 'serious or continuing threat'.
    9. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat', conveying severity.
    10. present: It says the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat' and the victim was 'placed in fear for their safety'.
    11. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and that the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat'.
    12. present: It says the victim was 'placed in fear for their safety' and the crime 'poses a serious or continuing threat'.
    13. present: It says the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat' and the victim was 'placed in fear for their safety'.
    14. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat'.
    15. present: It says the victim "has been placed in fear for their safety" and the incident poses a "serious or continuing threat".
    16. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and that the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat'.
    17. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and cites fears of being 'harmed or killed', conveying serious harm.
    18. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat'.
    19. present: It says the incident poses a serious or continuing threat and that the victim was placed in fear for their safety.
    20. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat'.
    21. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and calls this a 'serious or continuing threat'.
    22. present: It says the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat' and the victim was 'placed in fear for their safety'.
    23. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and that the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat'.
    24. present: It says the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety' and the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat'.
    25. present: It says the incident 'poses a serious or continuing threat' and the victim 'has been placed in fear for their safety'.

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Context

Background

Liberty University, a private evangelical R2 institution in Lynchburg, Virginia with approximately 15,000 residential students, issued this stalking timely warning on March 5, 2024, the same day the U.S. Department of Education announced a record $14 million fine for systemic Clery Act violations. The fine, levied for systemic underreporting from 2016 to 2023, was the largest Clery penalty in history at the time. A separate Target 7 investigation reported that Liberty had failed to accurately report 93% of campus crimes during that period, and prior ProPublica reporting documented institutional discouragement of sexual-assault reports. The stalking warning's specificity (including that the subject was identified and that the course-of-conduct spanned the victim's on-campus workplace and an off-campus gym) represents a notable shift from prior LU practice. Stalking is a VAWA-covered Clery crime that requires timely warning when continuing-threat conditions are met.
Analysis

Key Findings

Liberty issued this stalking warning on the same day a record $14M Clery fine, the largest under the Clery Act at that time, was assessed against the university
The warning included unusual specificity for a stalking notice (identified subject, on-campus and off-campus locations)
Stalking course-of-conduct here spans the victim's workplace (on Clery geography) and a personal gym (off-campus), illustrating how stalking transcends campus boundaries
Liberty's prior 93% under-reporting rate (2016-2023, per Target 7) makes any single timely warning a data point of national interest
The case demonstrates that VAWA timely warnings cover student-employees in their on-campus workplace, not only in academic settings
Outcome
The subject was identified by LUPD. Investigation continued. Liberty's overall Clery posture had just been the subject of a $14M fine assessed the same day by the Department of Education for systemic underreporting from 2016 to 2023.
Provenance

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    LU Alert: Timely Warning Notification (24-003462), Liberty University
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    Liberty University fined a historic $14 million for failing to report crimes on campus (The 19th)
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  3. News
    Liberty University fined $14 million for Clery violations (Inside Higher Ed)
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  4. News
    Target 7: Liberty failed to accurately report 93% of campus crimes from 2016 to 2023 (WDBJ7)
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  5. News
    Liberty University Hit With Record Fines (ProPublica)
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Campus Alert Archive. "Liberty University: Stalking timely warning issued the day a record federal Clery fine was announced." Incident of March 5, 2024. Added May 2026; last updated September 2026. https://campusalertarchive.com/case/liberty-university-stalking-timely-warning-2024-03-05/

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