Off-Campus Crime Alert:
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Motor Vehicle Theft (Off-Campus Crime Alert)
The University of Pittsburgh Police are assisting the City of Pittsburgh Police with a motor vehicle theft that occurred at approximately 9:55 a.m. on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at the intersection of Forbes Avenue and Atwood Street. The vehicle is a white Toyota, Rav 4, PA. license plate NDZ3663. The victim reported that he was out delivering for Amazon when the actor entered his vehicle and fled on Forbes Avenue heading towards the Cathedral of Learning. The vehicle was recovered a short time later.
The investigation remains ongoing.
Description of the suspect is as follows:

Anyone who has information regarding this incident should call the University of Pittsburgh Police Department at 412-624-2121, reference report # 26-03717 or the City of Pittsburgh Police at 412-422-6520, reference CCR: 26-171184
Additional Information:
- If you need support, in addition to the Pitt Police, the following resources are available, 24/7:
- Pittsburgh Action Against Rape: 1-866-363-7272
- University Counseling Center: 412-648-7930
- resolve Crisis Services: 1-888-796-8226
- Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988
- Familiarize yourself with and implement these general safety tips into your daily routine.
- Download the PittSAFE app. This app allows different options for contacting the police, including voice and text, as well as anonymous reporting options.
- The Pitt Police offer a self-defense and awareness program. Contact Officer Heather Walker, hlc33@pitt.edu, for more information on SAFE classes.
- Crime alerts and any updates are posted online at safety.pitt.edu/alerts. Information on how to register to receive crime alerts via text message can be found here.
On Campus Crime Alert:
Warning: The content of this crime alert may contain graphic and sensitive information.
Vandalism
The University of Pittsburgh Police Department has received two reports of antisemitic graffiti on campus between October 12 and October 15, 2026. The first incident occurred in the 3900 block of Forbes Avenue. The second incident occurred in the 4200 block of Fifth Avenue.
Description of the suspect(s) is as follows:
Suspect 1: There are no suspect descriptions.
University of Pittsburgh Police are investigating. If you have any further information regarding these incidents, please contact 412-624-2121 and reference report numbers 26-03310 and 26-03378.
Additional Information:
- If you need support, in addition to the Pitt Police, the following resources are available, 24/7:
- Pittsburgh Action Against Rape: 1-866-363-7272
- University Counseling Center: 412-648-7930
- resolve Crisis Services: 1-888-796-8226
- Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988
- Familiarize yourself with and implement these general safety tips into your daily routine.
- Download the new PittSAFE app. The app allows different options for contacting the police, including voice and text, as well as anonymous reporting options.
- The Pitt Police offer a self-defense and awareness program. Contact Officer Heather Walker, hlc33@pitt.edu, for more information on SAFE classes.
- Crime alerts and any updates are posted online at safety.pitt.edu/alerts. Information on how to register to receive crime alerts via text message can be found here.