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Incident Log
A student made a delayed report of a stolen vehicle. The victim’s white
1992 Chevrolet S-10 was taken from lot A, north of the library, the evening
of April 5, by suspect(s) unknown. A report was also made with the Mesa Police
Department.
A student became disruptive in the HIC Center at 12:30 p.m. after being told by the staff that weight training was limited to football players. The student had left the area prior to the arrival of a campus police officer. A report on the incident was forwarded to the Dean of Students Office.
A student reported that he damaged his vehicle on rebar extending from a parking
block in lot C, near the stadium at 10:30 a.m. A report on the incident was
taken.
Library staff reported that a subject was viewing objectionable material on a college computer at 5 p.m. A campus police officer responded and contacted the subject who identified himself as a student. A report on the incident was forwarded to the Dean of Students Office.
A student reported at 9 a.m. that person(s) unknown had left notes on her
vehicle that she considered to be threatening. Two male students were later
seen near the victim’s car and were contacted by College Safety officers.
They admitted to leaving the notes, but denied attempting to threaten or intimidate
the victim. They were warned to stay away from her and her car.
Two students became involved in a confrontation over a traffic situation in lot H, south of childcare, at 10:02 a.m. Both subjects were counseled on their behavior and no further action was taken.
College Safety responded to a report of a fight outside the Testing Center. The suspect left campus prior to the arrival of a campus police officer. Investigation showed that the suspect became disruptive inside the Testing Center and initiated physical confrontation when he was told to leave. A report on the incident was forwarded to the Dean of Students Office.
Staff at the LS building observed a suspicious subject near one of the LS classrooms and later discovered that a computer in the room had been unplugged and moved, indicating the subject had possibly tried to remove it from the room. Attempts to locate the subject on campus met with negative results.
A student reported that she left her vehicle trunk unsecured in lot C earlier that day. When she returned to it several hours later she discovered that person(s) unknown had taken a black bag from the trunk that contained fencing equipment, including a mask, glove and jacket.
College Safety officers responded to a report of a disruptive student in the
AC building. The student had become angry when asked by a staff member to
comply with the Photo Lab rules. The student was removed from the building
and a report on the incident was forwarded to the Dean of Students Office.
College Safety staff examining a found cell phone discovered apparent evidence
that the owner was involved in illegal drug sales activity. Mesa Police narcotics
officers responded to the college, and spoke to the owner who had arrived
to retrieve his phone. Investigation determined that the student was selling
prescription drugs to others and that some of the illegal sales had occurred
on campus. Criminal charges are pending against the student and a report on
the incident was forwarded to the Dean of Students Office.
A student reported that person(s) unknown had left a threatening note on the window of his vehicle while it was parked in lot C. The investigation continues.
A student reported that while she was attending a class in the TC classroom
person(s) unknown removed a wallet from her purse. She had left the purse
unattended for several minutes while speaking with an instructor.
A student reported that she discovered damage to her vehicle that had been parked in lot E. It is unknown if the damage occurred on campus. A report was taken.