Borough Police is investigating incidents of criminal mischief and burglary in two Olden St. buildings owned by the University.
According to Public Safety Crime Prevention Specialist Barry Weiser, police responded Tuesday morning to reports of damage in several rental units within the buildings.
University maintenance personnel who discovered the damage observed several white males, believed to be between 16 and 18 years old, exiting the building.
Authorities are still looking for those individuals.
Inside the buildings, police discovered broken windows and holes in the walls. They also found two electric heaters, drug paraphernalia and a radio, according to police reports.
In addition, Weiser said authorities found pictures in the buildings of people matching the descriptions of the youths seen exiting the structures.
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