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CRIME
WATCH
Disorderly Conduct and Vandalism
Wednesday, April 17,7:20 p.m.:
A person was found passed oat in a flower box in front
of the University Health Center.
Thursday, April 10,12:0$ a.m,;
DPS received a report of eight to 10 people making ex
cessive noise outside Hamilton Complex.
Thursday, April 10,1:34 p.m.:
A trash-can fi re was found in H. P. Barnhart.
Friday, April 19,5:09 p.m.:
Two tree climbers were spotted near Gerfinger Hall.
Saturday, April 20,1:25 a.m.;
DPS received a report of a person throwing bottles out a
window in Spiller Hail.
Sunday, April 21,12:22 a.m.:
Two people were spotted climbing trees near
McClure Hall.
Monday, April 22,12:37 a.m.:
Vandalism was reported in McKenzie Hall
Monday. April 22,3:20 a.m.:
Vandalism was reported in Carson Hail.
Monday, April 22,8:03 a.m.:
A person was lound sleeping in car parked in the Bean
Complex parking lot.
Monday, April 22,12:11 p.m.:
A person was reported yelling and acting disruptivetyln
the EMU area.
Monday, April 22,2:24 p.m.:
A suspicious person was reported trespassing in
H.P. Barnhart.
Traffic Accidents and Violations
Friday, April 19,10:42 p.m.:
A DPS officer reported seeing a school bus hit a car and
continue driving.
Violence and Harassment
Thursday, April 18,12:04 a.m.:
DPS received a report of a suspicious person harassing
staff working m Ki. , tall
Monday, April 22,12:15 p.m.:
A harassing telephone call was reported from the EMU.
Theft
Wednesday, April 17,1:28p m.:
A bike was stolen from the Alder Street area,
Thursday, April 18,12:48 p.m.:
A backpack was stolen from the Knight library.
Saturday, April 20,11 a.m.:
A bike was stolen from the Knight library.
Sunday, April 21,12:12 p.m.:
Theft from a vehicle was reported from the EMU visitor
parking lot
Monday, April 22,10:47 a.m.:
An object was stolen from the Knight library,
Monday, April 22,10:33 p.m.:
Items were stolen from a student's room in H.R Barnhart.
Drugs and Alcohol
Wednesday, April 17,4:37 p.m.:
Two people were observed selling marijuana pipes in the
Agate Street area.
Thursday, April 18,10:53 p.m.:
DPS received a report of students smoking marijuana in
Parsons Hail.
Friday, April 19,12:43 a.m.:
A minor was found in possession of alcohol in Dunn Hall.
Saturday, April 20,11:18 p.m.:
A DPS officer contacted a group of people drinking at
the intersection of Alder Street and 18th Avenue.
Sunday, April 21,1:07 a.m.:
Drug paraphernalia was found in the Wfllcox Hall.
Monday, April 22,10:54 a.m.:
Drug paraphernalia was found in the EMU.
SOURCE: OPS
News brief
Student family housing rates
expected to increase
Few people attended a public
hearing Tuesday to discuss a pro
posed increase in student family
housing rental rates.
Family housing officials are re
questing an increase of about 3.5
percent in rental rates for
Spencer View and Westmoreland
units and a $15 monthly increase in
rates for East Campus houses
and apartments.
The rate increase is needed be
cause of rising operating costs, such
as electricity, Family Housing Di
rector Lou Vijayakar said.
Although the rate increase will
affect student pocketbooks, Vi
jayakar said most student tenants
seem to realize the extra money
is needed.
“$15 is $15... It does affect (stu
dents),” she said. “But for the most
part, I think students understand
that everything’s going up.”
Westmoreland resident Davy
Ray, the only tenant to attend the
hearing, said he opposed the rate
increase because it seemed counter
productive to the University’s goal
of providing affordable housing
to students.
Family Housing area director
Frank Gaddini said that even with
the increase, family housing rental
rates will still be about 30 percent
lower than market value.
University General Counsel
Melinda Grier will consider testi
mony submitted before sending the
proposal on to the secretary of state
for approval. Written testimony
may be submitted until noon
Thursday. If approved, the rate in
creases will go into effect July 1.
— Kara Cogswell
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