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Public Safety Log

By The Ithacan
March 31, 2011

MARCH 1
Safety hazard
LOCATION: Campus Center
SUMMARY: Caller reported an oxygen tank was left in the area and requested it be removed prior to an event. Tank confiscated and report taken. Environmental Safety Specialist Mark Ross.

Making graffiti
LOCATION: East Tower
SUMMARY: Caller reported an unknown person wrote graffiti. Investigation pending. Master Patrol Officer Robert Hightchew.

Criminal Mischief
LOCATION: Terraces
SUMMARY: Caller reported an unknown person maliciously damaged a fire extinguisher. Investigation pending. Patrol Officer Brad Bates.


Medical assist
LOCATION: Rowland Hall
SUMMARY: Caller reported a person with lower back pain. One person was transported to CMC by ambulance. Patrol Officer Brad Bates.

Larceny
LOCATION: Terraces
SUMMARY: Officer reported an unknown person stole fire extinguishers. Investigation pending. Patrol Officer Mark Denicola.

Menacing
LOCATION: J-Lot
SUMMARY: Caller reported an unknown person with a knife made a threatening statement. Investigation pending. Patrol Officer Mark Denicola.

MARCH 2

Medical assist
LOCATION: Friends Hall
SUMMARY: Caller reported a person having a seizure. Person transported to CMC by ambulance. Patrol Officer Brad Bates.

Harassment
LOCATION: Garden Apartments
SUMMARY: Caller reported person made threats to harm people. Investigation pending. Sergeant Ron Hart.

Case status change
LOCATION: Garden Apartments
SUMMARY: Officer interviewed the person who made threats to harm others reported this date from the garden apartments. This person was taken into custody under the mental health law and was transported to CMC. This person was also judicially referred. Sergeant Ron Hart.

MARCH 3
Making graffiti
LOCATION: Academic Quad
SUMMARY: Officer reported an unknown person drew graffiti on a sidewalk. Investigation pending. Patrol Officer Andrew Schneider.

Making graffiti
LOCATION: Academic Quad
SUMMARY: Officer reported an unknown person drew graffiti on a patio. Investigation pending. Patrol Officer Andrew Schneider.

Making graffiti
LOCATION: Academic Quad
SUMMARY: Officer reported an unknown person drew graffiti on a sidewalk. Investigation pending. Patrol Officer Andrew Schneider.

Making graffiti
LOCATION: Academic Quad
SUMMARY: Officer reported an unknown person drew graffiti on a sidewalk. Investigation pending. Patrol Officer Andrew Schneider.

V&T violation
LOCATION: J-Lot
SUMMARY: Caller reported an unknown vehicle caused damage to another and then left the scene. Investigation pending. Master Patrol Officer Robert Hightchew.

Suspicious circumstance
LOCATION: Circle Apartments
SUMMARY: Officer reported marijuana paraphernalia was found inside a residence. Investigation pending. Sergeant James Landon.

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