Frist Campus Center, March 5, 3:44 a.m.
A University student reported two lampposts and a bulletin board on fire in front of Frist and two lampposts on fire on the way to 1903 Hall. Units dispatched. Student extinguished fires prior to Public Safety arrival. Report filed; case referred.
Chapel, March 10, 3:15 a.m.
A University student observed an intoxicated adult female in Prospect Gardens. Unit dispatched. The individual was not affiliated with Princeton University. Subject was disoriented. PFARS responded and transported the 51-year-old individual to UMCP. Report filed; case referred.
Parking Lot 23, March 13, 1:47 p.m.
A University student reported a missing University van, #568. Unit dispatched. Investigation revealed a white Ford van, with New Jersey license plate "X-35443," was last used two weeks ago. Report filed; case referred.
Peyton Hall, March 13, 3:21 p.m.
A University staff member reported the theft of a gold hand bell. Unit dispatched. A witness saw four males leaving the area in a vehicle. The bell was seen in the possession of one subject. A suspect was developed. Report filed; case referred.
Computer Center, March 17, 10:38 a.m.
A University staff member reports a folder, containing information about University credit cards, was missing from her desk. Unit dispatched. No suspects developed. Reports filed; case referred.
1939 Hall, March 17, 10:54 p.m.
A University student reported being harassed by a roommate. Units dispatched. Subsequent investigation relocated one student to UHS for the remainder of the night. Report filed; case referred.
Pyne Hall, March 25, 9:37 a.m.
A University student reported falling in the shower and possibly breaking her nose. Unit dispatched. PFARS responded and transported the victim to UMCP. Report filed; case referred.
1942 Hall, March 26, 12:07 a.m.
A University student reported loud music in the building. Unit dispatched. DPS checked the building and complaint was unfounded. No report filed.
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