INCIDENTS
4/16 6:15 p. m. PROTEST HOEY/DODSON REPORT
A protester appeared outside Hoey Auditorium before the presentation
of the Laramie Project. Officers convinced the protester to move to
the free speech area at Dodson Plaza. No problems arose and the
protester, a local preacher, returned on 4/17 and 4/18.
7:30 p. m. CANDLES BURNING MCKEE REFERRED
Housekeepers reported they found candles had been left burning in
an office is McKee. Referred to the dean and the safety office.
4/17 12:04 a. m. INTOXICATED FEMALE WALKER REFERRED
Officers assisted WCU EMS with an intoxicated female who was
passed out and then became combative in the lobby of Walker.
The subject was transported to Harris Regional for treatment.
1:47 a. m. DISTURBANCE BENTON LOT WARNING
Officer responded to a report of noise in the Benton lot and
found approximately 20 male students outside. Officers asked
them to keep the noise down.
1:52 a. m. SPEEDING CAMPUS CITATION
Officers cited a male student for speeding 41 mph in a 20 mph zone.
2:15 a. m. STOP SIGN CAMPUS CITATION
Officers cited a male student for running a stop sign.
3:56 p. m. LARCENY REYNOLDS INVESTIGATION
A student reported that someone had written in the dust on his car
and stolen his gas cap. Officers talked to the brother of the victim's
ex-girlfriend and then referred the situation between the two students
to Student Affairs for mediation.
5:17 p. m. ASSIST LEA MOSS APTS. REPORT
Jackson County requested a female officer to assist with a search
of a female at Moss Apartments.
4/18 3:28 p. m. SUSPICIOUS ODOR SCOTT HALL NO CONTACT
Officers received a report of a suspicious odor on the 5th floor of
Scott Hall and determined that the odor was not drug related.
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