If an employee stubs their toe, should University Police be called to respond?

When determining whether University Police should be called for a stubbed toe, it is important to assess the nature of the incident. A stubbed toe typically falls under a minor injury category that does not require immediate law enforcement intervention. University Police are primarily responsible for security, law enforcement, and handling more serious situations that may involve criminal activity or significant safety threats.

In general, injuries that are non-life-threatening, such as a stubbed toe, should be managed by campus health services or first aid personnel, rather than the police. The appropriate response would be to seek medical attention if necessary, rather than involving law enforcement in such a trivial matter. This ensures that the police can focus on more pressing issues and that the healthcare needs of the employee are addressed in an appropriate manner.