The Campus Incident Report 3/2013

DANIEL BRASWELL, Editor in Chief

Saturday, March 2
Disorderly Conduct
At 12:44 a.m., a report was sent to campus
police about a female student driving
a Chevrolet Impala that ran through the
security checkpoint toward Gleason Terrace.
The driver parked the car in a handicapped
parking space and did not have a permit.
Campus police called a towing company.
The car's passengers - two students
-- returned to the car, and the female driver
argued with campus police. Campus police
ordered the students to get out of the car
and stand on the sidewalk. They told the students
they would be arrested if their behavior
continued. When the tow truck arrived,
the student driver paid the towing bill. Both
students were referred to Judicial Affairs.
The case is closed.

Communicating Threats
At 1:46 a.m., campus police received a call
from a traffic officer who reported someone
attempted to assault her. Campus police
spoke to the traffic officer who said she was
checking identifications at her checkpoint
when a male student driver of a white
Lincoln Navigator approached her checkpoint.
She asked the driver for his identification,
but he refused. She told the driver
that he needed to exit campus. The traffic
officer said the driver pulled his car forward,
got out of his car and approached her. The
officer said the student argued with her after
she had asked him several times to get back
in the vehicle. The traffic officer requested
backup. Campus police advised the traffic
officer of her rights to press charges against
the student at a local magistrate's office. The
student was referred to Judicial Affairs. The
case is closed.

Monday, March 4
Trespassing
At 9:57 p.m., campus police responded to a
report from Gleason Terrace about a disturbance
in a dorm room. When campus police
arrived, they overheard yelling and a male's
voice telling a female to leave. Campus
police entered the room and observed the
door had been kicked in. The male student
was yelling at the female to get out of his
room. He was holding her back as she tried
to advance toward him. Campus police
separated the two and spoke to the female
visitor who said they were arguing when he
locked her out of the room, so she continued
to bang on the door and then kicked it in.
The female was arrested and charged with
second-degree trespassing and damage to
real property. The case is closed.

All information provided in the Campus
Incident Report was provided verbally by
the Campus Police. These were the most
updated reports available before The News
Argus deadline.