2008 Woodie Awards
Crime Notes
Issue date: 4/12/06 Section: News
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03/29/2006- A student reported a theft of $700 from her car to police after returning to the vehicle later that afternoon.
She had told police that she drove a friend to Wendy's and then left the car in her friends care. Later when she returned to the vehicle she found the car unlocked and her $700 missing. Her friend denied knowing about the theft.
04/01/2006- Police responded to the call of an odor investigation in the Honor's Dorm. When police arrived three students were found to be drinking and were all younger than 21.
Police found several beer cans and a suspicious substance in a baggie. However, after further investigation, the substance was not marijuana. However, all three students were cited for alcoholic incidents involving minors.
04/01/2006- A student reported her 2005 Ford truck stolen to police. She went to the library but later did not notice if the vehicle was still in the parking space.
Later the vehicle was found to have been in an accident and that a man and woman were seen exiting the vehicle. She claims the vehicle was stolen and made a report for the vehicle, CD's, a necklace and textbook. Losses totaled up to $19,800.00.
04/02/2006- Police responded to a call in regards to an odor investigation coming out of a girl's room. Police responded and told her that if she came forward that she would not be cited, but that the case would be forwarded to Judicial Affairs and Residence Services. The student gave police a blunt that was tested and found to be positive as marijuana. The case was forwarded to Judicial Affairs and Residence Services.
She had told police that she drove a friend to Wendy's and then left the car in her friends care. Later when she returned to the vehicle she found the car unlocked and her $700 missing. Her friend denied knowing about the theft.
04/01/2006- Police responded to the call of an odor investigation in the Honor's Dorm. When police arrived three students were found to be drinking and were all younger than 21.
Police found several beer cans and a suspicious substance in a baggie. However, after further investigation, the substance was not marijuana. However, all three students were cited for alcoholic incidents involving minors.
04/01/2006- A student reported her 2005 Ford truck stolen to police. She went to the library but later did not notice if the vehicle was still in the parking space.
Later the vehicle was found to have been in an accident and that a man and woman were seen exiting the vehicle. She claims the vehicle was stolen and made a report for the vehicle, CD's, a necklace and textbook. Losses totaled up to $19,800.00.
04/02/2006- Police responded to a call in regards to an odor investigation coming out of a girl's room. Police responded and told her that if she came forward that she would not be cited, but that the case would be forwarded to Judicial Affairs and Residence Services. The student gave police a blunt that was tested and found to be positive as marijuana. The case was forwarded to Judicial Affairs and Residence Services.
