Campus Police Blotter
Issue date: 11/6/07 Section: News
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Saturday, Oct. 27
A LCPD officer met with Environmental Services at the fifth floor of the new East Residence Hall in response to a vandalism report. The report claimed that an unknown person(s) has thrown white cake with white icing onto the carpeted floor in the lobby area. The carpet will require shampooing to clean the stains. Photos of the area were taken to document the incident. The wave reader for the building could not narrow down a suspect given the high traffic nature of the building. In addition, the area in question was the outside video surveillance area.
Sunday, Oct. 28
An officer responded to a vehicle break-in on North Charles Street. The victim stated that he locked the vehicle and set his alarm before leaving his vehicle at 6:30 p.m. He stated that when he returned to his vehicle, a navigational system was missing. At this time there are no suspects in the case.
Thursday, Nov. 1
At 12:54 a.m. an officer responded to Campion Towers in reference to a complaint of harassment. Once there, the complainant stated that her former roommate returned to her room leaving threatening notes around her bedroom. She also threw the covers off the bed and knocked books to the floor. The officer spoke with the complainant and the suspect. After speaking with the GRC, it had been determined that the former roommate no longer had a key to the room. The scene was cleared at 1:30 a.m.
LCPD Crime and Safety Tip of the Week
After last week's tragedy at Rowan University, LCPD would like to remind College Community members to keep a safe distance when approached by strangers or strange vehicles. Always avoid contact with unknown suspicious persons or groups of persons, particularly after darkness. When traveling off campus stay away from poorly lighted areas or spots with overgrown shrubbery where someone hiding can ambush and overpower you. Keep these tips in mind when parking your vehicle in unfamiliar areas. These preventative measures can assist in minimizing or reducing your personal safety risks.
A LCPD officer met with Environmental Services at the fifth floor of the new East Residence Hall in response to a vandalism report. The report claimed that an unknown person(s) has thrown white cake with white icing onto the carpeted floor in the lobby area. The carpet will require shampooing to clean the stains. Photos of the area were taken to document the incident. The wave reader for the building could not narrow down a suspect given the high traffic nature of the building. In addition, the area in question was the outside video surveillance area.
Sunday, Oct. 28
An officer responded to a vehicle break-in on North Charles Street. The victim stated that he locked the vehicle and set his alarm before leaving his vehicle at 6:30 p.m. He stated that when he returned to his vehicle, a navigational system was missing. At this time there are no suspects in the case.
Thursday, Nov. 1
At 12:54 a.m. an officer responded to Campion Towers in reference to a complaint of harassment. Once there, the complainant stated that her former roommate returned to her room leaving threatening notes around her bedroom. She also threw the covers off the bed and knocked books to the floor. The officer spoke with the complainant and the suspect. After speaking with the GRC, it had been determined that the former roommate no longer had a key to the room. The scene was cleared at 1:30 a.m.
LCPD Crime and Safety Tip of the Week
After last week's tragedy at Rowan University, LCPD would like to remind College Community members to keep a safe distance when approached by strangers or strange vehicles. Always avoid contact with unknown suspicious persons or groups of persons, particularly after darkness. When traveling off campus stay away from poorly lighted areas or spots with overgrown shrubbery where someone hiding can ambush and overpower you. Keep these tips in mind when parking your vehicle in unfamiliar areas. These preventative measures can assist in minimizing or reducing your personal safety risks.
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