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6:30 pm
EMU Fir Room
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Police Beat
bKateooaroer cnargea
with criminal mischief
1A 20-year-old University stu
dent was arrested and charged
with criminal mischief after rid
ing his skateboard in a prohibited
area on campus April 4, accord
ing to a police report.
An officer with the University
Office of Public Safety observed
the man performing “stunts” on
his skateboard in a breezeway be
tween the Chiles Business Center
and the Computing Center on
East 13 th Avenue.
The man was jumping onto the
side of a concrete planter adjacent
to the Chiles Business Center. The
University has strict rules against
the use of skateboards on Univer
sity property.
A Eugene police officer arrived
on the scene and discovered fresh
scrape marks on the planter in the
same spot the OPS officer saw the
man jump his skateboard.
The man said he was jumping
his skateboard but did not make
the marks on the planter. The
skateboard was confiscated, and
the man was given a receipt with
instructions on how to recover
the skateboard.
The man was cited to appear in
municipal court on April 17 and
then released.
Nine students cited
for alcohol violations
2 Nine University students were
cited for minor in possession of
alcohol after a student patrol offi
cer smelled the strong odor of
beer coming from a residence hall
room, according to a police re
port.
i ne resident oi tne room was
charged with furbishing alcohol
to minors and misrepresentation
of age after using the driver’s li
cense of a friend to purchase beer.
The student officer was passing
through the lobby of Spiller Hall
in the Hamilton Complex at 1364
Columbia St. when she smelled
the odor coming from one of the
rooms.
An OPS officer arrived to assist
in the investigation. The officer
saw through the room’s exterior
blinds a number of people who all
appeared to be under 21 years old
drinking from beer bottles, the re
port stated.
The officers contacted the resi
dent of the room, who admitted to
purchasing beer at a Eugene Dari
Mart with the driver’s license of a
friend, also a University student.
The man and his friend are simi
lar in appearance, according to
the report.
Two 12-pack containers of beer
were found under the resident’s
bed, and numerous bottles and
cans of beer were found in the
room.
All of the persons in the room
were 18 or 19 years old and ad
mitted to consuming various
amounts of alcohol, the report
stated.
Kappa Sigma official
issued noise violation
3A 21-year-old fraternity official
was issued a noise disturbance
violation April 5 following com
plaints from hotel guests about
loud music coming from the area
of the fraternity.
Police said the manager of the
Phoenix Inn, located at 850
rranKiin uivti., tietaea com
plaints from guests about the
noise, which prompted her to call
police about the incident.
Three or four houses in the area
were having parties at the time,
but police decided the noise was
coming from the basement of the
Kappa Sigma fraternity. The back
door of the fraternity opens to the
north, in the direction of the
Phoenix Inn.
The music was audible and ex
tremely loud one block north of
the fraternity, the report stated.
Police contacted a fraternity of
ficial, who said they were having
a function, complete with securi
ty. The official said the party was
winding down after police asked
him to end it, according to the re
port.
Approximately one hour later,
police returned and told the offi
cial he would be issued a citation
for noise disturbance, and he
agreed to end the party and clear
the house of any non-residents.
Officers then instructed the
disc jockey working at the party to
make an announcement for every
one to leave. The disc jockey and
the people at the party complied
with the request.
An officer then observed a
woman who appeared to be un
der 21 years of age carrying an
open beer container onto the fra
ternity’s porch. The officer con
tacted the woman, whose only
identification was a student body
card from Westview High School
in Aloha. She then told police she
was 19 years old.
She was issued a citation for
minor in possession and released.
— compiled by Jesse Sowa
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