Who Should I Report to?

Who Should I Report To? — Accessible Description

The image is an informational graphic from Glendale Community College titled “Who Should I Report to?” with the subtitle “Resources for reporting potential crimes and misconduct.”

The graphic uses a Venn diagram with two overlapping circles to explain reporting options.

Left Circle: Report to Police — Clery Act Crimes

This section lists incidents that should be reported to Campus Police:

Murder
Manslaughter
Aggravated assault
Arson
Burglary
Robbery
Motor vehicle theft
Alcohol, drug, and weapon violations
Hazing (marked with an asterisk)

Possible actions by Police include:

Crime log entries
Timely warnings
Emergency notifications
Temporary restraining orders
Criminal investigation and trial

Right Circle: Report to Title IX / Education Office in HR

This section lists incidents handled by Title IX / EEO in Human Resources:

Sex or gender discrimination
Sexual harassment
Discrimination or harassment based on other protected classes

Possible actions by Title IX / EEO include:

Supportive measures
Emergency removal
No‑contact directives
Administrative investigation and live hearing (marked with an asterisk)

Overlapping Section: Report to Both

Incidents that should be reported to both Police and Title IX / EEO include:

Sexual assault
Rape
Fondling
Incest
Statutory rape
Dating and domestic violence
Stalking
Hate crimes
Sex‑ or gender‑based violence

Arrows from the overlap point to both sets of possible actions, indicating coordinated response.