Community Race-related assault reported I'lii* following is .1 11si of campus area i.rum’s taken from ()ffi< • • nl 1’uliln Nafets and Lugene Police Department reports helsveen M,i\ 14 ,iihI Mas IS • ()!’S unestod a siiI>)i*i I I< >i disorderlv i ondtii t .md ( rnnin.il trespass at I msersits Street and Jolmsuii l.ane on Mas !'l A male sul)|e( I who was asked I is an OPS off i( er to lease campus alter the officer suss him urinating in some hushes returned to campus. ( reuled a dislin ham e and shouted ohsienities I he suhjei t sv.is arrested and taken to pii 1 Police Beat • A ( a s e nl fill ral intimidation anti assault or (ampus near lath Avenue ami Kim aid Stree was reported to KIM) May 1H A white woman < onfronted a hl.uk worn an m tin* area, tori* the trout of her dress the! slapped and hit her in the fai e and head Dur mg ttie attack the hl.uk woman iieard some males < idling her ra< lal epithets \11• *i the hl.uk woman veiled lor help . < ouple ( time to her aid and took her home Tin' males were wearing green Army )a< k els and boots and had the word “skinhead" shaved into the iiair on the hacks ol their heads • A theft from tfie Mean Complex p.irking lot was reported to OPS on Mas 1 1 An unknown suspect entered a van through a win# window and stole some tools w lm li were used to also steal a stereo, a radar detector, an equalizer and a set of speakers Total loss was $700 • Another theft from the Mean temples park mg lot was reported to T.l’l) on Mat 14 \n on known suspect entered the car through a win dow not i ompleteK rolled up and stole a Satin stereo and a S'>tl pair of speakers In .i possibly related c ase. 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