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Crime watch
Theft and
recoveries
j Monday, Nov. 25,1:57 p.m.:
Bike reported stolen from
| Allen Hall.
i Monday, Nov. 25, 3:02 p.m.:
| Bike reported stolen from
[ Hamilton Complex.
| Monday* Nov. 25,7:26 pan.:
j Bike reported stolen from
| Straub Hall.
| Monday, Nov. 25,8:30 p.m.:
Wallet found near Agate Street
and East 13th Avenue.
Monday, Nov. 25,8:46 p.m.:
| Bike reported stolen from
! Knight Library.
Tuesday, Nov. 26,4:09 p.m.:
Bike reported stolen from
Knight Library.
Friday, Nov. 22,12:58 p.m.:
Bike reported stolen from Bean
Complex.
Sunday, Dec. 1,12:01 p.m.:
Bike reported stolen from
Walton Complex.
Disorderly
conduct
Monday, Nov. 25,12:45
p.m.: Department of Public
! Safety received a report of
graffiti at Bean.
Tuesday, Nov. 26,1:32 a.m.:
DPS received a report of
subjects lighting fireworks
near Agate Street.
Tuesday, Nov. 26,3:23 a.m.:
DPS received a report of noise
at Hamilton.
Alcohol
and drugs
Tuesday, Nov. 26,8:42 p.m.:
DPS received a report of subjects
with drugs at Hamilton. !
Wednesday, Nov. 2 7, 11:08
p.m.: DPS received a report of
a subject smoking from a pipe
near Bean.
Other
Monday, Nov. 25,3:05 p.tn.:
DPS received a report of
suspicious subject banging
against a window at Cerlinger
Annex and grabbing the
complainant.
Monday, Nov. 25,3:06 p.m.:
DPS received a report of a
female subject appearing
dazed and confused crossing
the street at Agate Street and
East 13th Avenue.
Monday, Nov. 25, 5:26 p.m.:
DPS received a report of
subject laying on the ground
kissing and licking the cement
near the EMU.
Tuesday, Nov. 26,4:43 p.m.:
DPS received a report of
suspicious subject selling
magazines at Walton.
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it has anything to do with an Oregon
resident,” she said.
Margosian said her office uses
fines and collection agencies to pun
ish violators.
“Sometimes getting to their mon
ey can bring a company to the table
quicker than throwing them in jail,”
she said.
Justin Griddle, GEO of Affinity
Marketing, a telemarketing firm
based in Eugene, said the No Call list
can be programmed into the compa
ny’s computerized dialing system,
which makes it easy for the compa
ny to comply with the law.
Griddle said he’d like the oppor
tunity to talk to people who don’t
want to be called, but understands
that some people don’t waijt to
be bothered.
“We respect people’s privacy,”
he said.
Telemarketers may lose money
because of the law, but it’s not
worth risking a fine by violating it,
he said.
“It is a potential lost sale,” he said.
“It’s also a potential for a headache.”
Contact the senior news reporter
at kenpaulman@dailyemerald.com.
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