Unknown location, March 29, 10:13 a.m.
A University staff member reported receiving a harassing telephone call on his cell phone. Unit dispatched. No suspect was developed. Report filed; investigation to continue.
Campus Crime Alert, March 29, 2:03 p.m.
A Campus Safety Alert was issued regarding a burglary and theft that occurred at Forbes College on March 25. A room was entered and one computer and other personal items were stolen. This alert was emailed to undergraduate and graduate students. Flyers were also posted at designated alert-posting sites on campus and distributed to undergraduate colleges.
Scully Hall, March 30, 8:29 p.m.
A University Student reported a loud party in a nearby room. Units dispatched. Several alcohol violations were observed and alcohol was confiscated. Underage students were present. All students were identified. Report filed; case referred.
Frist Campus Center, March 31, 1:44 a.m.
A University student observed several lampposts with posters on fire. Units dispatched. Public Safety discovered five lampposts with burned posters. No fire observed upon arrival. No property damage was reported. Report filed; case referred.
1952 Field House, April 1, 5:04 a.m.
A Public Safety staff member reported a fight in the men's bathroom. Units dispatched. Intoxicated male found in restroom and transported to UHS. Report filed; case referred.
Dillon Gymnasium, April 1, 9:57 a.m.
A University student complained of loud music coming from Dillon Gym. Unit dispatched. Officers reported a Mexican dance group practicing. They were advised to close the windows and turn the music down. No report filed.
Patton Hall, April 1, 9:58 p.m.
A person not affiliated with the University reported that individuals were shouting, and possibly drinking on the roof of Patton Hall. Units dispatched. Officers reported upon their arrival the individuals were gone on arrival. No report filed.
Frist Campus Center, April 1, 11:21 p.m.
A University student reported a lamppost on fire on east side of Frist Campus Center. Units dispatched. Investigation revealed that posters were on fire and were extinguished. Report filed; case referred.
Lockhart Hall, April 1
A University student reported loud music in the courtyard near the University Store. Unit dispatched. Investigation revealed a chorus singing in the Pyne Hall archway that was not loud. No report filed.
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