Campus Police Blotter
Issue date: 4/11/06 Section: News
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Tuesday, March 21
Campus police received a call and were told that a male person had just exposed himself to a female student. The complainant said that the subject had last been seen running towards the entrance to Notre Dame College. After checking the area for 10 minutes with no success all units cleared the area and an officer went and spoke with the complainant. She said that she was walking south on Charles Street when she noticed the suspect. As they walked towards each other on the sidewalk, the suspect said something to her that she could not understand. As she looked towards him she noticed that he had his pants unzipped and had his penis in his hand. He said something of a vulgar nature to her; she screamed and pulled out her cell phone. When the suspect saw her grab her phone, he began walking at a fast pace towards the entrance of Notre Dame College.
Wednesday, March 22
At 5:43 p.m. a campus police officer reported to a call of a missing vehicle at Newman Towers Parking lot. The student told the officer that she had parked her car in the lot two days prior and that when she returned to get her car that day it was missing. LCPD checked with Pollard Towing to see if they had her car with negative results. BCPD was notified, took a report and told the complainant to notify her parents and insurance company. She then asked the officer for a ride to the FAC and while driving through the parking lot, located her vehicle. BCPD was called to cancel the report.
Sunday, April 2
While patrolling her post, a campus police officer was informed by a neighbor that a student was climbing to the top of a tree outside Hammerman Hall. The officer asked the student to get out of the tree, asked for his ID card and returned the ID card. The officer left the area to write the citation and returned three times to the student's room to serve the citation but was told three times by his roommate that he was not there. The officer and GRC were told the student was in Study Hall and went there with negative results. The citation was given to the GRC to serve to the student.
Campus police received a call and were told that a male person had just exposed himself to a female student. The complainant said that the subject had last been seen running towards the entrance to Notre Dame College. After checking the area for 10 minutes with no success all units cleared the area and an officer went and spoke with the complainant. She said that she was walking south on Charles Street when she noticed the suspect. As they walked towards each other on the sidewalk, the suspect said something to her that she could not understand. As she looked towards him she noticed that he had his pants unzipped and had his penis in his hand. He said something of a vulgar nature to her; she screamed and pulled out her cell phone. When the suspect saw her grab her phone, he began walking at a fast pace towards the entrance of Notre Dame College.
Wednesday, March 22
At 5:43 p.m. a campus police officer reported to a call of a missing vehicle at Newman Towers Parking lot. The student told the officer that she had parked her car in the lot two days prior and that when she returned to get her car that day it was missing. LCPD checked with Pollard Towing to see if they had her car with negative results. BCPD was notified, took a report and told the complainant to notify her parents and insurance company. She then asked the officer for a ride to the FAC and while driving through the parking lot, located her vehicle. BCPD was called to cancel the report.
Sunday, April 2
While patrolling her post, a campus police officer was informed by a neighbor that a student was climbing to the top of a tree outside Hammerman Hall. The officer asked the student to get out of the tree, asked for his ID card and returned the ID card. The officer left the area to write the citation and returned three times to the student's room to serve the citation but was told three times by his roommate that he was not there. The officer and GRC were told the student was in Study Hall and went there with negative results. The citation was given to the GRC to serve to the student.