The Triton will now be providing live updates on UCSD Timely Warnings here. Timely Warning of Armed Suspect – January 17, 2025 At 1:11p.m. a UCSD Timely Warning was sent out stating “ALL CLEAR. The suspect has been contacted off campus. There is no ongoing threat to campus.” The suspect has been identified to The Triton as Zachariah Brown. University Communications stated: “Please do not confront this person. CALL 9-1-1 to report [a] sighting.” Photo of suspect Zachariah Brown. Credit: University Communications In a statement to The Triton, University Communications said “San Diego CrimeStoppers received an anonymous call this morning reporting that a girl was being held against her will. San Diego Police pinged her cell phone, which was found to be located in the vicinity of LionTree Arena on the north UC San Diego campus.”  San Diego CrimeStoppers is an organization whose mission “is to partner with local law enforcement agencies, the media, and the public to help solve felony crimes anonymously. Crime Stoppers combats the three major problems law enforcement faces in gathering information; fear of reprisal, apathy, and a reluctance to get involved.” On January 17, 2025, at 10:56a.m., a UCSD Timely Warning was sent out regarding an emergency in the Rimac/Liontree area. The original warning stated that there was an emergency in the area, and that students not in the area should avoid it and northern campus if possible, and that those who are in the vicinity should stay inside and lock their doors.  An updated message was sent out immediately after the first stating that UCSDPD and SDPD continue to search the area, reiterating their instruction to stay inside, lock your doors, and avoid the area if possible. They also urge people not to call dispatch unless they have information directly regarding this incident. Timely Warning of Sexual Battery – January 16, 2025 On January 16, 2025 at 12:59a.m. UCSD released a Timely Warning regarding a sexual battery report to the UCSD Police Department received on January 15, at 9:50p.m. The warning stated that on January 9, 2025 at 3:00a.m., “an individual was sexually battered by a known suspect at the Pepper Canyon Living and Learning Neighborhood.” While the suspect’s identity is known, they are currently not in custody, and UCSDPD is currently investigating the report.  The Timely Warning went on to state that sexual assaults are never the fault of the survivor, and that “consent is voluntary and it must be given without coercion, force, threats, or intimidation and can be withdrawn at any time.”  This article is being updated as The Triton receives new information. Tate McFadden is the Managing Editor for The Triton The post Live Updates: Timely Warnings appeared first on The Triton.