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Public Safety Logs Oct. 25–Nov. 1

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Oct. 29

Trespass No Degree

LOCATION: James J. Whalen Center for Music

SUMMARY: Officer reported a person inside the building. The person was warned about being in a building after hours. Security Officer Dan Merchant responded.

 

Oct. 31

OffCampus Incident

LOCATION: Cornell University

SUMMARY: The Cornell University Police Department reported an intoxicated person transported to the hospital. Tom Dunn, associate director and deputy chief, provided assistance.

 

Making Graffiti No Degree

LOCATION: SLot

SUMMARY: Patrol Officer John Norman reported an unknown person spray-painted on the pavement in the parking lot.

 

Student Conduct Code

LOCATION: The Peggy Ryan Williams Center

SUMMARY: Officer reported two people judicially referred for failure to comply with a previous warning for violating COVID-19 health restrictions for building access. Patrol Officer Joe Opper responded.

 

Nov. 1

Trespass No Degree

LOCATION: The Peggy Ryan Williams Center

SUMMARY: Officer reported a person in a restricted area after hours. The person was given a warning for being in the area after hours and was escorted from the building. Master Security Officer George Whitmore responded.

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