Morning Carjacking Reported at Seton Hall Campus, Police Step Up Security

After a morning carjacking at Seton Hall University, students and teachers demanded more security and a police probe. The incident occurred Tuesday in a campus parking lot near South Orange Avenue, according to the university.

A university spokesman said a parking lot heist near administrative facilities stole an automobile. Soon, suspects fled. Campus administrators assured students the victim was safe.

Following the incident, Seton Hall University enhanced campus security. Integration of local police and security. The South Orange Police Department enhanced campus patrols to catch offenders.

Authorities have not released suspect or vehicle information due to the investigation. A police representative stated the case is being reviewed but did not elaborate.

Administration advises students, educators, and staff to travel together and report suspicious behavior. Administrators offered community escorts and safety measures to protect students and staff.

Colleges update safety procedures, especially in open campus settings with neighbors. Campus violence is rare but raises security, lighting, surveillance, and police concerns.

Executives from the university will inform local authorities of event details.

Sources:
Seton Hall University
South Orange Police Department