Lot 16, April 2, 1:11 a.m.
A Public Safety staff member reported observing three individuals looking in car windows in the parking lot. A Public Safety officer stopped the individuals and determined that there were two active warrants on one of the individuals. The officer took the individual into custody and brought him to Public Safety headquarters for processing. He was later released to the Lawrence Township Police Department. Report filed.
Frist Campus Center, April 2, 9:12 a.m.
A university staff member reported graffiti on the door of the mailroom. Unit dispatched. No suspects developed. Report filed; investigation to continue.
Witherspoon Hall, April 8, 3:34 a.m.
A student reported someone threw glass bottles at her from a dormitory balcony. Units dispatched. Investigation revealed several violations. Report filed; investigation to continue.
Pyne Hall, April 24, 9:24 a.m.
A student reported that a person living in the dormitory had urinated in her trash basket, which was outside her door. Unit dispatched. Report filed; investigation to continue.
1937 Hall, April 27, 3:11 a.m.
A Public Safety communications officer received activated fire alarms from multiple locations in the building. Units dispatched. Officers reported an audible alarm sounding. Public Safety determined that the cause of the alarm activation was that someone discharged a fire extinguisher. Officers silenced the alarm panel. Alarm shop was notified and responded to replace sensors. Building Services was notified and responded for cleanup. Report filed; case referred.
Nassau Hall, May 1, 8:50 a.m.
A staff member reported an unknown individual painted the two tigers' eyes and a plaque on the north side of the building. Unit dispatched. No suspects or witnesses developed. Report filed; investigation to continue.
Stanworth Drive North, May 8, 4:40 p.m.
A Borough police officer notified Public Safety of a male suffering from a probable drug overdose. Units dispatched. PFARS transported the individual to UMCP. Borough police filed charges for possession of controlled substances. Report filed; case referred.
Scully Hall, May 10, 8:20 a.m.
An alarm shop staff member reported the prox reader was taken from the wall at the seventh entry of Scully. Unit dispatched. Investigation revealed the prox reader was taken between 5:00 and 7:30 a.m. Report filed; investigation to continue.
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