Trojan Talk w/ Sgt. John Johnson- Troy University Police - TrojanVision

Trojan Talk w/ Sgt. John Johnson- Troy University Police

Trojan Talk | August 30, 2022

Join TROY TrojanVision News’ Aaron Taylor as he learns about activities on the TROY campus and from around the community. In this episode, Aaron interviews Troy University Police Sgt. John Johnson to discuss changes to ticketing and parking.

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Campus Safety, Parking, Ticketing, University Police

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Aaron Taylor

Director of Television

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