Witherspoon Hall, May 3, 11:54 p.m.
A University student reported finding a harassing note left under her room door. Unit dispatched. No suspect developed. Report filed; investigation to continue.
Dod Hall, May 5, 12:30 a.m.
A University student reported hearing a 2nd floor hallway glass door shatter. Unit dispatched. The student reported there was no one in the area when he checked the door. The second, third, and fourth floors were checked and areas were clear. No suspects developed. Report filed; investigation to continue.
1940 Hall, May 5, 2:44 a.m.
A University student reported someone had entered her unlocked room while she was asleep and poured detergent and other liquids on the floor. Unit dispatched. No suspects were developed. Report filed; investigation to continue.
McCormick Hall, May 5, 6:23 a.m.
A University staff member reported a person lying on the ground in a courtyard. Units dispatched. Staff member called back and stated person got up and left the area. Direction of travel was not known. Area checked with negative results. No report filed.
Pyne Hall, May 6, 11:38 a.m.
A University student reported water pouring into her room from the ceiling. Unit dispatched. Investigation revealed a clogged sink drain from the restroom above the student's dorm room caused the leak. Plumbers responded. Building services dispatched for cleanup of the water. There was water damage to the student's room. Report filed; case referred.
Parking Lot 20, May 9, 6:16 p.m.
A University staff member reported a vehicle had rolled from its parking space into her parked vehicle. Unit dispatched. Minor damage. Report filed.
1940 Hall, May 11, 8:09 p.m.
A University student reported a suspicious, apparently intoxicated person in the vicinity of 1940 Hall. Units dispatched. Investigation revealed that a non-affiliated individual had provided alcohol to two non-student juveniles. Subject arrested. Report filed; case referred.
Washington Road, May 14, 10:22 p.m.
A Public Safety officer reported an unoccupied vehicle with a keg inside. Vehicle was parked on an athletic playing field. Vehicle towed. Report filed; case referred.
Cannon Green, May 15, 6:17 a.m.
A Public Safety officer reported an unknown individual painted the cannon on Cannon Green with red paint. Work order submitted for repairs. Report filed; investigation to continue.
Foulke Hall, May 16, 9:56 p.m.
A public safety staff member reported recovering a keg and tap from a student who had the keg in the hallway of the dormitory. Unit dispatched. A keg and a tap were confisicated. Report field; case referred.
Old Graduate College, May 18, 2:33 a.m.
A Public Safety staff member received an activated alarm for the TV/VCR room. Unit dispatched. The VCR was found to be missing upon arrival. A student observed two individuals walking from the recreation room area at about 0230 hours. Area was checked and met with negative results. Report filed; investigation to continue.
Cuyler Hall, May 18, 5:52 a.m.
A University student reported an intoxicated male was banging on her door and had urinated on her door. Units dispatched. The intoxicated male student was located and transported to UHS by Public Safety. The area was cleaned by building services. Report filed; case referred.
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