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August 28, 2000
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| 2 — Journalism (Legend Office) |
12 — Paul Elsner Library |
| 14 — Social & Cultural Sciences |
29 –– Theatre Outback |
| 35 — Kirk Center (Clock Tower) |
43A — Mathematics |
| 46 — Theo Heap Gymnasium |
50 — Technology |
| P1-5 — Parking Lots |
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Aug. 1
(P1) Sometime between 1:30 and 6:30 p.m., a 1986 Oldsmobile Cutlas, parked
in the northwest parking lot, was broken into. CDs, valued at $300, were
stolen. Estimated cost of damage to the steering column was $150.
Aug. 2
(14) A student’s bicycle was chained to a sign post, north of the SC building.
After warning the owner twice, the chain was cut and the bicycle was
removed by College Safety.
Aug. 4
(14) At 4:30 p.m., a reported assault of a female by a male, adjacent
to College Safety, was looked into. When officers arrived, they found
the woman, who was six months pregnant, with marks and scrapes on her
clothing. City police arrived while the man remained in his vehicle, and
the woman refused to assist in prosecution. The man was not arrested nor
cited.
Aug. 14
(P5) A MCC electric cart was stolen and abandoned off campus, north of
the northeast parking lot. A passing Mesa police officer found it at 12:45
p.m. The vehicle apparently did not lock since the steering column had
been broken in an attempt to escape with the cart. The estimated cost
to repair the damage is $1,500. The Mesa police officer said he saw two
males driving the vehicle but got away before the officer arrived.
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