CRIME
LOG
Friday,
Oct. 31
Vandalism
2:16 a.m.-- University Police were called
out to Fine Arts Building 4 when someone
heard yelling and loud noises coming from
the building. The officers were heading
to the second floor and found poster boards
and photo mats all over the stairwell and
in the hallway. A small table was also destroyed.
Four males were found in one of the rooms
in the building where the responding officers
confronted them. The males had been drinking
and two were cited for possession of alcohol.
University police is still investigating
whether the males are the culprits of the
vandalism.
Disturbance
3:43 a.m. -- An anonymous tipster informed
University Police that there were people
Lot 14D. University Police found four people
in the parking lot and two of them ran off.
When police caught the pair, one of them
placed their hands in a position that indicated
they might have had a weapon. The male suspect
did not have any weapons but was taken into
custody for resisting an officer. He was
released but scheduled to appear in court.
Vandalism
10:22 a.m. -- The dumpsters outside of Parkside
Commons were spray painted with an offensive
message.
Monday,
Nov. 3
Disturbance
1:04 a.m.-- In Lot 16 the horn of a car
would not turn off and was disturbing surrounding
residents. A phone call regarding the disturbance
was placed to University Police. The vehicle's
owner could not be found and the vehicle
was towed away.
Vandalism
5:28 a.m.-- A female went out to her car
to find that all four tires had been punctured.
The victim has no idea who would vandalize
her car.
Captain
Skipworth says:
"University Police and the university
share high concern for individuals who come
to campus and fail to provide respect to
university property or the property of others.
We strongly encourage people from refraining
from destructive behavior. We also encourage
people to help prevent destructiveness on
campus."
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