CRIME
WATCH
Theft and Recoveries
Wednesday, May 1 >10:02 p.m.:
OPS received a report about an item
stolen from Hamilton Complex.
Friday, May 3,9:54 a.m,:
DPS officers impounded abandoned
bikes near the Knight Library.
Friday, May 3,10:13 a.m.:
Unspecified items were reported
stolen from Knight Library.
Saturday, May 4,7:23 p.m.:
DPS received a report of a suspicious
group loading items into a vehicle
near Klamath Hall.
Monday, May 5,2:46 p.m.:
A burglary was reported from
Sweetser Hall.
Monday, Mayfi, 6:04 p.m.:
DPS received a harassment report
from Moore Hall.
Drugs and Alcohol
Sunday, May 5,1:35 a.m.:
DPS received a report of a party
in Boynton Hall.
Sunday, May 5,6:46 p.m.:
An EMU employee reported that people
nearby were smoking marijuana.
Violence
and Harassment
Wednesday, May 1,2:47 a.m,:
A person from off campus reported
receiving harassing telephone calls.
Wednesday, May 1,4:53 p.m.:
A male student reported he was
assaulted in the Alder Street area.
Friday, May 3,10:54 p.m.:
A mate student reported receiving
harassing e-mail messages.
Sunday, May 5,11:33 p.m.:
A University staff member reported
an assault in progress to DPS.
Disorderly Conduct
and Vandalism
Thursday, May 2,3:25 p.m,:
A DPS officer spotted a person
trespassing near the Student
Recreation Center.
Saturday, May 4,1:50 a.m.:
DPS received a report of disorderly
behavior near Prince Lucien
Campbell Halt.
Saturday, May 4,2:49 p.m,:
DPS officers contacted juveniles
suspected of disorderly conduct near
the Knight Library.
Sunday, May 5,12:20 a.m.:
DPS received a report of a loud
argument tnSpiller Hall.
Sunday, May 5,3:35 a,m.:
A caller reported that a man was
throwing rocks at Spllier Hail
windows.
Monday, May 6,2:30 p.m.:
DPS received a report of a man
passed out in a Gilbert Hall restroom.
Traffic Accidents
and Violations
Wednesday, May 1,11:22 p.m,:
A DPS officer stopped a vehicle
driving the wrong way on East
13th Avenue.
Thursday, May 2,3:55 p.m.:
DPS received a report of a hit-and
run accident at the intersection of
East Agate Street and 17th Avenue.
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