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Information provided by MCC College Safety
Feb. 2
Campus police officers responded to the south parking lots on a
report of three males looking into vehicles. The subjects were located
and observed for several minutes before being contacted. They had
no logical explanation for being on campus. They were identified
and escorted from college property.
Feb. 3
A staff member reported at 8:30 a.m. that person(s) unknown removed
a Compaq 17” flat screen monitor from a TC classroom some
time during the previous evening or early that morning.
A student reported at 10 a.m. that she had obtained a court order
against her ex-boyfriend after he assaulted her and stole her car.
She was concerned that he would come onto campus in an attempt to
locate her.
A library staff member reported that a non-student, previously warned
to stay off of campus, was in the library. A campus police officer
responded and recognized the subject as the same person he had removed
from campus the previous week. The subject was arrested and turned
over to Mesa PD for criminal prosecution.
Feb. 4
A student athlete reported that while he was at practice, person(s)
unknown broke the combination lock on his locker and took a small
amount of cash.
Feb. 5
Security officers monitoring the security cameras in the College
Safety office at Red Mountain noticed a male and female attempting
to break into a vending machine at Acacia Village. Mesa Police officers
were called and one security officer responded to the location.
The male fled the area on foot and the female was detained until
police arrived. Police officers were later able to identify and
locate the male subject. Both were charged with attempted theft.
Feb. 7
A student filed a delayed report of a hit and run accident that
occurred in lot G, south of the theatre, on Feb. 3. No suspect information
is available.
A minor non-injury motor vehicle accident between two students occurred
in lot F, south of the TC building. Relevant information was exchanged
between the drivers.
Feb.
8
A student made a delayed report of a missing camera. She believes
that the Canon Powershot was possibly taken from her bag while she
was attending a class in the dance room on Feb. 3. No suspect(s)
are known.
A minor non-injury motor vehicle accident between two students occurred
in lot C, near the stadium. Relevant information was exchanged between
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Feb.
9
A student reported at 12:10 p.m. that her white Ford pick up truck
was damaged along the left side, possibly while parked in lot F,
on the south side of campus, earlier that morning.
Feb.
15
College Safety officers responded to the library on a report of
two subjects arguing. Investigation revealed that the incident had
ended and no student conducted violation or crime had occurred.
Feb.
16
A campus police officer spoke to a student who had come to College
Safety to recover a lost backpack. A small amount of marijuana and
drug paraphernalia was found in the backpack when it was originally
turned in on Feb. 14. The student admitted responsibility for the
marijuana. The case had been referred to the Dean of Student Services
for disposition.
A campus police officer began an investigation into the apparent
forgery of a VA charge voucher at the college bookstore.
A student stopped for skateboarding on campus refused to cooperate
with College Safety officers. He was contacted by a campus police
officer and referred to the dean of Student Services.
Feb.
17
A staff member reported that her vehicle was struck by another employee’s
car while parked in lot K, the gated employee lot. Information was
exchanged between drivers.
Feb.
22
Library staff members reported a non-student in the building that
was disturbing students. He was identified by a campus police officer
and asked to leave the campus.
An instructor made a delayed report of a student that had been a
disturbance near the BA building. The student apparently swore at
the instructor during a conversation. The investigations was completed
and forwarded to the Dean of Student Services for disposition.
Two students became involved in a argument conserving a parking
space in lot J, west of child care. Information was forwarded to
the Dean of Student Services.
An instructor reported receiving a threatening e-mail from a student.
The investigation is continuing.
Feb.
24
A student was warned after being observed viewing objectionable
material on a library computer. The information regarding the incident
was forwarded to the Dean of Student Services.
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