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UNH Police posted a Clery timely warning for a motor-vehicle theft and two stolen electric scooters, and pointed readers to email.

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INITIAL ALERTTwitter/X
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TIMELY WARNING In Compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act the UNH Police is issuing a timely warning to the campus community for a motor vehicle theft and theft of 2 electric scooters to help prevent similar crimes from occurring. Check your UNH e-mail for further info.
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Dual read 2026-10-12. sha256 feaee3c80e154ae28a01b6753ae30b6dc93596b34eb4e8ac4a9b65aaee73aa15. Complete post. The email was not captured.
Thread checked 2026-10-12: no further posts from @UNH_Police for this incident.
Message elements

How the first alert is built

To check this alert, SuperGrok Heavy 4.5 (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.

TIMELY WARNING In Compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act the UNH Police is issuing a timely warning to the campus community for a motor vehicle theft and theft of 2 electric scooters to help prevent similar crimes from occurring. Check your UNH e-mail for further info.

  • Sourcepresent25/25

    Final assessment

    25 of 25 passes marked Source present and 0 absent. "UNH Police" names 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.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. present: First reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    2. present: Second reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    3. present: Third reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    4. present: Fourth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    5. present: Fifth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    6. present: Sixth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    7. present: Seventh reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    8. present: Eighth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    9. present: Ninth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    10. present: Tenth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    11. present: Eleventh reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    12. present: Twelfth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    13. present: Thirteenth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    14. present: Fourteenth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    15. present: Fifteenth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    16. present: Sixteenth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    17. present: Seventeenth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    18. present: Eighteenth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    19. present: Nineteenth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    20. present: Twentieth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    21. present: Twenty-first reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    22. present: Twenty-second reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    23. present: Twenty-third reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    24. present: Twenty-fourth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
    25. present: Twenty-fifth reading: present. "UNH Police" names the sender.
  • Hazardpresent25/25

    Final assessment

    25 of 25 passes marked Hazard present and 0 absent. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.

    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.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. present: First reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    2. present: Second reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    3. present: Third reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    4. present: Fourth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    5. present: Fifth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    6. present: Sixth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    7. present: Seventh reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    8. present: Eighth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    9. present: Ninth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    10. present: Tenth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    11. present: Eleventh reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    12. present: Twelfth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    13. present: Thirteenth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    14. present: Fourteenth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    15. present: Fifteenth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    16. present: Sixteenth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    17. present: Seventeenth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    18. present: Eighteenth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    19. present: Nineteenth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    20. present: Twentieth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    21. present: Twenty-first reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    22. present: Twenty-second reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    23. present: Twenty-third reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    24. present: Twenty-fourth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
    25. present: Twenty-fifth reading: present. "motor vehicle theft" and "theft of 2 electric scooters" name the crimes.
  • Locationabsent0/25

    Final assessment

    0 of 25 passes marked Location present and 25 absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.

    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.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. absent: First reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    2. absent: Second reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    3. absent: Third reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    4. absent: Fourth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    5. absent: Fifth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    6. absent: Sixth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    7. absent: Seventh reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    8. absent: Eighth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    9. absent: Ninth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    10. absent: Tenth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    11. absent: Eleventh reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    12. absent: Twelfth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    13. absent: Thirteenth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    14. absent: Fourteenth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    15. absent: Fifteenth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    16. absent: Sixteenth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    17. absent: Seventeenth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    18. absent: Eighteenth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    19. absent: Nineteenth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    20. absent: Twentieth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    21. absent: Twenty-first reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    22. absent: Twenty-second reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    23. absent: Twenty-third reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    24. absent: Twenty-fourth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
    25. absent: Twenty-fifth reading: absent. "campus community" names the audience, not the place the thefts happened.
  • Guidancepresent25/25

    Final assessment

    25 of 25 passes marked Guidance present and 0 absent. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.

    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.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. present: First reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    2. present: Second reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    3. present: Third reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    4. present: Fourth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    5. present: Fifth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    6. present: Sixth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    7. present: Seventh reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    8. present: Eighth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    9. present: Ninth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    10. present: Tenth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    11. present: Eleventh reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    12. present: Twelfth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    13. present: Thirteenth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    14. present: Fourteenth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    15. present: Fifteenth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    16. present: Sixteenth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    17. present: Seventeenth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    18. present: Eighteenth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    19. present: Nineteenth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    20. present: Twentieth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    21. present: Twenty-first reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    22. present: Twenty-second reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    23. present: Twenty-third reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    24. present: Twenty-fourth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
    25. present: Twenty-fifth reading: present. "Check your UNH e-mail" tells the reader what to do.
  • Timeabsent0/25

    Final assessment

    0 of 25 passes marked Time present and 25 absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.

    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.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. absent: First reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    2. absent: Second reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    3. absent: Third reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    4. absent: Fourth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    5. absent: Fifth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    6. absent: Sixth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    7. absent: Seventh reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    8. absent: Eighth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    9. absent: Ninth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    10. absent: Tenth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    11. absent: Eleventh reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    12. absent: Twelfth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    13. absent: Thirteenth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    14. absent: Fourteenth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    15. absent: Fifteenth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    16. absent: Sixteenth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    17. absent: Seventeenth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    18. absent: Eighteenth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    19. absent: Nineteenth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    20. absent: Twentieth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    21. absent: Twenty-first reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    22. absent: Twenty-second reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    23. absent: Twenty-third reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    24. absent: Twenty-fourth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
    25. absent: Twenty-fifth reading: absent. No clock, date, or recency word appears.
  • Impactabsent0/25

    Final assessment

    0 of 25 passes marked Impact present and 25 absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.

    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.

    See all 25 individual reads
    1. absent: First reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    2. absent: Second reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    3. absent: Third reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    4. absent: Fourth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    5. absent: Fifth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    6. absent: Sixth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    7. absent: Seventh reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    8. absent: Eighth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    9. absent: Ninth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    10. absent: Tenth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    11. absent: Eleventh reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    12. absent: Twelfth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    13. absent: Thirteenth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    14. absent: Fourteenth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    15. absent: Fifteenth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    16. absent: Sixteenth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    17. absent: Seventeenth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    18. absent: Eighteenth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    19. absent: Nineteenth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    20. absent: Twentieth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    21. absent: Twenty-first reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    22. absent: Twenty-second reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    23. absent: Twenty-third reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    24. absent: Twenty-fourth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.
    25. absent: Twenty-fifth reading: absent. "help prevent similar crimes" states the purpose. It does not describe harm from these thefts.

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Context

Background

The warning is the @UNH_Police post. The department's site is unh.edu/upd.
Analysis

Key Findings

The post warns of a motor-vehicle theft and the theft of two electric scooters.
Outcome
The post does not state an arrest. It tells readers to check UNH email.
Provenance

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Campus Alert Archive. "University of New Hampshire: Timely warning for a stolen car and two scooters." Incident of October 6, 2026. Added October 2026. https://campusalertarchive.com/case/university-of-new-hampshire-car-and-scooter-theft-timely-warning-2026-10-06/

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