Frist Campus Center, Oct. 18, 10:13 a.m.
A University staff member reported that a person ate food without paying at Frist Campus Center. Units dispatched. The subject was challenged and paid for the food. Report filed; case referred.
New South Building, Oct. 19, 9:25 a.m.
A University staff member reported that a staff member had tripped over a stool and fallen to the ground. Unit dispatched. Public Safety transported the victim to University Health Services. Report filed; case referred.
Wilcox Hall, Oct. 20, 1:47 p.m.
A University staff member reported the apparent theft of a case of frozen food from the Butler-Wilson dining halls. Unit dispatched. No suspect developed. Report filed; investigation to continue.
Peyton Hall, Oct. 21, 11:09 a.m.
A Princeton Borough Police staff member reported that a member of the Class of 1936 sustained a laceration on the back of his hand. The location was the reception area. Units dispatched. A Band-Aid was used on the laceration. No report field.
Prospect Avenue/Washington Road, Oct. 22, 2:54 a.m.
A University student reported that a female student kicked him in the leg, inside Terrace Club. Unit dispatched. Princeton Borough Police staff member investigating this incident. Report filed; case referred.
Pyne Hall, Oct. 23, 7:39 a.m.
A University staff member reported that someone urinated into trash cans and bottles left in the hallway of entryway two. Unit dispatched. No witnesses or suspects were developed. Report filed; investigation to continue.
William Street, Oct. 23, 11:36 a.m.
A University staff member reported that approximately 25 people carrying antiabortion signs were walking on William Street towards Washington Road. Units dispatched. Investigation revealed they were on public property. Princeton Borough Police advised. Group advised the boundaries of the University property. Report filed; case closed.
Corwin Hall, Oct. 24, 12:02 p.m.
A University staff member reported a student having a headache. Units dispatched. Investigation revealed the student fell while on a tile floor. PFARS dispatched. The student refused medical attention. Report filed; case referred.
Nassau Hall, Oct. 26, 8:29 p.m.
A University staff member reported that an 82-year-old woman was passed out in the faculty room. Units dispatched. PFARS dispatched and responded. Victim refused treatment and signed an RMA form. Public Safety remained on scene until a friend transported the victim home. No report filed.
Dillon Gymnasium, Nov. 1, 6:15 p.m.
A University staff member reported that a University staff member sustained a knee injury on a stationary bicycle. Unit dispatched. PFARS responded and transported the victim to UMCP. Report filed; case referred.
FitzRandolph Observatory, Nov. 4, 5:29 p.m.
Princeton Township Police reported property missing from a tailgate area. Unit dispatched. Individual using tent reported that a serving bowl was missing and table was damaged. Individual did not wish to file report. No report filed.
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