MSU
Vehicles properly parked overnight in an on-campus lot are still susceptible to break-ins, stolen property and damage to windshields, outside mirrors or doors.What students may not know is that there is something they can do about it, thanks to the MSU police departments secret weapon - the Lot Watch program.The 10-year-old program, made up of 25 to 30 student volunteers, monitors campus parking lots during nighttime hours to catch criminals in action.Were student volunteers who serve as the eyes and ears for the police department and work to combat the crimes that students most often face in the lots, said criminal justice senior Nick Eisenlohr.