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Sexual Assault

In the case of rape, the actions taken by the victim immediately following the attack are an important part of rape prevention. A rapist rarely stops with one victim. He/she can be stopped with immediate and successful prosecution.

A rape victim is a victim of a violent crime. Many times a victim may be afraid to make a sexual assault report. They may be embarrassed, or feel at fault.
Do report this crime.
Police officers are trained to see that the victim receives the psychological, emotional and medical support needed, in a confidential manner.

In the case of rape…
  • Call Public Safety immediately (810) 762-5666, or use the Emergency Call Boxes. Off-campus call 911.
  • Do not change clothes, douche or clean up
  • Do not throw anything away
  • Do not use any medication
  • Bring a clean change of clothes with you, if possible

Information most need by the police…

Often, the only witness in a rape case is the victim, it is important that he/she remember as much as possible about the assailant, including…..

  • car license plate number, year, make and model
  • race of the assailant
  • approximate age weight and height
  • color and length of hair
  • color of eyes
  • clothing
  • any unusual marks, scars, tattoos, rings, etc.
  • any belongings the assailant may have left at the crime scene


Emergency & Crime Reporting

Main Campus
Emergency Call Box Emergency Call Box
(810) 762-5666
     (2-5666 on college phone)

Lapeer Extension Center
(810) 667-4166

Northern Tier Center - Clio
(810) 232-4339

Southern Lakes Branch Center - Fenton
(810) 762-5000



Mott Community College
Public Safety

Non-emergency services
(810) 762-0222
     (2-0222 on college phone)


Domestic Violence and Stalking

Domestic violence is a serious problem effecting upwards of one million women per year.

Victims of domestic violence can receive personal protection orders (PPO's) which are enforcable by the MCC Department of Public Safety.

Stalking is a crime in Michigan as of January 1, 1993. Stalking involves unwanted, repeated or continuing harassment of another individual that would cause a reasonable person to feel terrorized, frightened, intimidated, harassed or molested. A person may press charges and/or obtain a PPO against a stalker.

Get the PPO forms and assistance in completing the forms from the following agencies:
  • Genesee County Clerk’s Office
    900 S. Saginaw St.
    Flint, MI 48502
    (810) 257-3220 or
    257-3610
  • YWCA,
    Legal Advocacy
    310 E. Third St.
    Flint, MI 48502
    (810) 238-7621
  • Legal Services of Eastern Michigan
    547 S. Saginaw St.
    Flint, MI
    (810) 234-2621 or
    (800) 339-9513
  • Victim Advocacy Program
    630 S. Saginaw St.
    Flint, MI
    (810) 766-8994
   
 
 
 
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