CRIME
LOG
Tuesday,
Nov. 11
8:44
p.m. -- Assault with a deadly weapon- A
female parking attendant attempted to issue
a citation. The male suspect threatened
the attendant when she refused to take the
ticket back, which the suspect had demanded.
The suspect proceeded to threaten the attendant
by saying that he would run her over. He
backed up his vehicle and accelerated toward
the attendant having to dodge his vehicle
not once but twice. He then fled from the
area. University Police had scheduled to
take the suspect into custody yesterday.
Wednesday,
Nov. 12
1:26
a.m., 3:52 a.m., 6:02 a.m.-- Fire -- A series
of fire alarms were set off and checked
out to be fine. The first one occurred in
Fine Arts 4, the second in Library West
and the last one occurred in the Macintosh
Humanities building.
4:48
p.m. -- Terrorist Threats -- A master's
student who graduated in May hadn't received
his diploma and made threats to the administration
office. The comments were severe and treated
as terrorist threats. The suspect told the
staff member that he would return with a
gun. Upon arrival, University Police were
able to calm the suspect down and he is
still being monitored. He received his diploma
two days after the incident.
Thursday,
Nov. 13
7:11
p.m. -- Vandalism- A male suspect was seen
driving a white Ford Explorer through the
gate at the parking lot by the Foundation
Building. He was speeding and did not stop
at the gate. The gate arm was broken and
the Explorer was later found parked with
obvious damage from the gate.
Friday,
Nov. 14
1:58
p.m. -- Vandalism -- A facilities management
vehicle was damaged by someone who had thrown
a rock at the vehicle.
Monday,
Nov. 17
10:51
a.m. -- Burglary in progress -- A 49er Shops
staff member reported 10 cases of hot dogs
and one case of pepperoni missing from a
refrigerator that was fully stocked before
the weekend.
Capt. Stan Skipworth
Capt.
Skipworth says:
"It
is important to remember that the wide range
of services offered by the university and
the responsibilities of the staff can often
lead to frustrating situations.... There
are mechanisms to appeal or file grievances
when someone feels that they have been responded
to inappropriately."
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