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CRIME LOG
University Police
has a list of reports that informs the community of suspicious
activity around the Cal State Long Beach area. The list can
be viewed on the Internet at activitylog.upd.csulb.edu.
A pair of stolen
auto cases reported at CSULB
• A
1997 Honda Passport, which was valued at $12,000, was reported
stolen from the fifth level of the parking structure Thursday.
• A
red 2001 Yamaha R6 motorcycle was taken from Lot 5 Tuesday,
Oct. 16. The motorcycle was valued at $9,000 and was partially
recovered. The Whittier Police Department recovered the engine
and the engine frame only.
Fires heat up campus
• University
Police and the Long Beach Fire Department responded to a fire
alarm and numerous calls from the Foundation Building, where
a small electrical fire had ignited Monday in a mechanical
room.
• University
Police responded and assisted in a vehicle fire Thursday in
Lot 14.
Grand thefts target valuable possessions
• A
report was made regarding a $600 blue 21-speed GT Aggressor
mountain bike, which was taken from the bike racks near the
Liberal Arts 5 Building Monday sometime in between 5:30 and
6:45 p.m.
• Two
bags were reported taken from the women's locker room of the
Physical Education Building. The bags and their contents ?
a wallet, a mobile phone and clothing ? were valued at $620.
Vandalism strikes
automobiles in campus parking lots
• The
right rear panel window of a 1985 Chevrolet Suburban was smashed
in Lot 14 C Monday. There is currently no estimate for the
cost of repair to the window.
• A
derogatory comment was keyed into the front hood of a 1990
Acura Integra, which was parked in Lot 19 Saturday. There
is currently no estimate for the cost of repair to the scratch.
• In
Lot 20, a blue 1997 Toyota was scratched from front to back
Wednesday, Oct. 17. The cost of repair is approximately $200.
• The
rear passenger window of an automobile parked in Lot 20 was
smashed and the stereo was reported missing Wednesday, Oct.
17.
Suspect apprehended
at CSULB
• Eyid
Al-Miar, whom the city of Santa Ana had issued a $10,000 warrant
for his arrest for failure to appear to court on a traffic
violation, was apprehended on campus Monday.
Petty thefts cause
petty trouble
• A
wallet and cash, valued at $117, was allegedly taken from
the Sunset Lounge of the University Student Union Tuesday.
• A
$250 Giant Cypress 10-speed bike was reported stolen from
the bike racks at the Physical Education Building Wednesday,
Oct. 17.
• A
$300 green 18-speed Mongoose bike was taken from the bike
racks near the University Student Union Saturday.
Suspected burglary
reported
• A
student reported that a laptop was taken from the dorm room
Thursday.
-- Compiled by
Ben Dimapindan
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