The Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 97, No. 5, Ed. 1, Thursday, November 2, 2006 Page: 1 of 8
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The Student Newspaper of Howard Payne University
November 2 2006 Yellow Jacket 5
'Phelps Man1 identified given trespass warning
Presence of security fails to give
most students secure feeling
by Joseph Dunlap
YJ StaffWriter
Seventy-eight percent of
Howard Payne students polled
said the appearance of secu
rity vehicles on cam-
pus does not make
them feel safe. The
other 22 percent said it
makes them feel safe
to know somebody is
watching.
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committing criminal acts. They
must call on the Brownwood
Police Department to make
arrests. The Yellow Jacket
polled 18 HPU students at
random regarding
their thoughts on the
matter.
Some students had
suggestions on what
could be done to bet-
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Police think Villarreal may have left Brownwood;
no incidents on campus reported since Oct. 9
by Mike Lee
YJ Adviser
"I travel in groups
with my guy friends."
- Hilary Hogan
on campus with tres- "I'm happy to hearthat pus giving security
passers and Strang- action has been taken more law-enforce-ers
roaming at will with the Phelps Man." ment capabilities or
have raised ques- -GeNelle Willis even installing bet-
tions about campus
security. Since the "Phelps
Man" has been served with a
no trespassing warning HPU
security officers have made
efforts to become more visible
around campus. However the
department does not have the
legal power to arrest or detain
individuals who are caught
ter lighting and more
security cameras.
What do students do to pro-
tect themselves on campus?
Sixty-two percent of students
said they walk in groups after
dark. Other students stated
that they are hardly on cam-
pus after dark or drive rather
than walk.
"There's no need
to be paranoid
but if you are
smart and don't
walk alone you
have nothing
to worry about.
Psalm 91:9-10."
- Zach Speegle
"Phelps Man" has a name. He
also has an criminal trespass notice
from Howard Payne.
The Brownwood Police
Department was able to identify the
man sought for trespassing and lewd
conduct on the HPU campus as Luis
E. Villarreal.
Once HPU officials were notified
of Villarreal's identification they filed
a criminal no trespassing warning
against him said Dr. Brent Marsh
dean of student life. Lieutenant John
Harper said the Brownwood police
department served Villarreal with
criminal trespass papers Friday
meaning further appearances by
Villarreal on the HPU campus could
result in his arrest.
Police think Villarreal may have left
Brownwood for the Texas Rio Grande
Valley after he was served with tres-
passing papers but they couldn't
confirm it other than Villarreal's pres-
ence and then disappearance at the
bus station last Friday.
Villarreal was the subject of six
official HPU Security Office reports
of trespassing and lewd conduct on
campus from Oct. 4-9. A seventh
report through the Office of Student
Life placed the suspect peeking in
windows at Newbury Place student
apartments.
However there have been no
reports since Oct. 9 of "Phelps
Man" the name HPU students gave
Villarreal because of the frequent
number of sightings of him behind
Phelps Bible Building.
"I have not gotten all of the secu-
rity reports but I haven't heard of
any sightings of him (Villarreal)
since then (Oct. 9)" Marsh said this
week. "Campus security and the
Brownwood police confronted him
several times and I think he figured
out he was being watched.
"He knows he has been identi-
fied. Whether he has the faculties to
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Feature Photo: HPU hosts interactive play for children meets with enormous turnout success
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ety performs a play
specially designed for
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every year. Tradition-
ally up to eight per-
' formances are given
with tickets sold out
to local schools weeks
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The Yellow Jacket (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 97, No. 5, Ed. 1, Thursday, November 2, 2006, newspaper, November 2, 2006; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth92526/m1/1/: accessed May 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.