Sept. 1
While patrolling lot D, near the softball field, a campus police officer observed a vehicle driven by a student, strike a parked car at 2:30 p.m. The officer obtained relevant information from the driver and later conveyed it to the owner of the car that was struck.

Sept. 1
A student reported at 9:05 p.m. that his bicycle was stolen from the bike rack north of the SC building by person(s) unknown. The cable lock securing the bike had been cut.

Sept. 3
An unknown vehicle struck a student’s car while parked in lot J at 11:00 a.m. and left the scene without any attempt to contact the student.

Sept. 7
A security officer discovered that a lock was cut and a 30’ security cable was stolen from a bike rack at the Country Club and Brown extended campus. No suspect(s) are known.

Sept. 7
A student reported that his bicycle was stolen from the bike rack north of the MC building by person(s) unknown at 11:50 a.m. The cable had apparently been cut.

Sept. 9
College Safety officers responded to disturbances involving students in both the Financial Aid office and the Cashier’s office. Both situations were satisfactorily resolved.

Sept. 10
Suspect(s) unknown entered the men’s locker room at 10:20 p.m. during the latter part of the MCC football game and broke into three player’s lockers using a pry tool. Wallets, money, and an I-Pod were taken. Mesa P.D. responded and took reports from the victims.

Sept. 12
At 2:15 p.m. a student reported that person(s) unknown stole her purse after she left it unattended on a table on the second floor of the library. The purse contained only make-up. The purse and contents were turned into College Safety the next day and were returned to the victim.

Sept. 14
A student riding a motorcycle on the west side of lot C, near the stadium, was injured when he crashed while attempting to pass several vehicles stopped to turn into a parking row at 9:05 a.m. A vehicle made a left turn into the path of the motorcycle causing the rider to lose control. The rider was transported to Desert Banner Hospital by ambulance. His injuries were not life threatening.

Sept. 14
A non student driving into lot B, north of the EF building, struck a vehicle parked in the same lot. The driver contacted a College Safety officer and reported the accident. Information was exchanged with the student owner of the vehicle that was damaged.

Sept. 15
A College Safety employee observed a small group of students watching a pornographic film clip on a laptop computer in the lobby of the Kirk Center. Information on the laptop owner and othe particpants was gathered and will be forwarded to the Dean of Student Services.

From Sept. 1-7, three requests for medical assistance occured, all of which involved students. From Sept. 9-15, three additional requests for medical assistance were issued.