A dozen complaints were filed following incidents that took place on the campus of the University of Orléans-La Source, located in the southern part of the city, according to ICI Orléans, citing information from the national police on Friday, September 25. The complaints, filed between September 18 and 20, reportedly involve acts of violence, attempted extortion, and a sexual assault against a young woman. These incidents have sparked concern among students and the local community, leading to increased discussions on safety and security on campus. In recent days, testimonies and calls for vigilance have been shared on social media platforms, raising awareness about the situation. An online petition titled "For student safety in Orléans," created by an anonymous individual, has already gathered nearly 400 signatures, according to Agence Radio France. The petition highlights concerns over late-night classes, which the author argues leave students vulnerable to danger as they travel alone after dark. The author is calling for an immediate adjustment to class schedules to better protect students. When contacted by ICI Orléans, the University of Orléans-La Source stated that it was only informed of these incidents very late, and that, to its knowledge, the most recent incident occurred last Sunday. This information was also confirmed by the Loiret national police. The police have urged anyone with information to come forward, either by filing a complaint or contacting law enforcement directly, rather than relying solely on social media reactions. They are also increasing patrols around the campus area to ensure the safety of students and staff. In an effort to identify those responsible, the national police are using surveillance cameras installed in the area. They are appealing to the public for any information that could help in their investigation. As the situation continues to develop, the focus remains on ensuring student safety and addressing the concerns raised by the community.