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Police Blotter
Police Blotter | 4/3/08
Mar. 26: In Smith Hall, a laptop was stolen out of an unlocked lounge area.
Mar. 26: A commuter student retrieved a lost wallet from General Services and discovered that some money was missing from it.
Mar. 26: On Osler Drive, a mentally challenged non-affiliate was escorted to the nearest bus stop.
Mar. 27: In the University Union, a staff member received an unwanted text message on their cell phone.
Mar. 29: In Millennium Hall, an underaged intoxicated resident was found in possession of a fake New Jersey driver's license. The student was transported to the hospital for treatment.
Mar. 29: In Residence Tower, a one-foot by one-foot section of wall in Quad D was damaged.
Mar. 29: Outside Tower D, an underaged non-affiliate left a bookbag containing alcohol on the benches near the doors.
Apr. 1: In Paws, a commuter student's unattended Xbox 360 was stolen. It was later found and returned to its owner.
The Towerlight's "Police Blotter" is a representative sample of crimes occurring during the past week. The blotter is not intended to be all inclusive. For a list of all crime reports, visit www.towson.edu/police.
Mar. 26: A commuter student retrieved a lost wallet from General Services and discovered that some money was missing from it.
Mar. 26: On Osler Drive, a mentally challenged non-affiliate was escorted to the nearest bus stop.
Mar. 27: In the University Union, a staff member received an unwanted text message on their cell phone.
Mar. 29: In Millennium Hall, an underaged intoxicated resident was found in possession of a fake New Jersey driver's license. The student was transported to the hospital for treatment.
Mar. 29: In Residence Tower, a one-foot by one-foot section of wall in Quad D was damaged.
Mar. 29: Outside Tower D, an underaged non-affiliate left a bookbag containing alcohol on the benches near the doors.
Apr. 1: In Paws, a commuter student's unattended Xbox 360 was stolen. It was later found and returned to its owner.
The Towerlight's "Police Blotter" is a representative sample of crimes occurring during the past week. The blotter is not intended to be all inclusive. For a list of all crime reports, visit www.towson.edu/police.
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