DAILY CRIME LOG MONTH: August 2016 CASE # DATE TIME LOCATION INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION ARREST JA

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1 CASE # DATE TIME LOCATION INCIDENT CLASSIFICATION ARREST JA /02/ CMRC MISCELLANEOUS - CDS RD was checking rooms in CMRC for tenants which had passed the lease contract. Pungent odor of Marijuana was detected at the entrance of a residential dwelling. Entrance was made by RD and suspected marijuana and residue was observed in plain view on a desk top ashtray /03/ HALEY HALL MEDICAL EMERGENCY Student residing in Haley Hall was experiencing cardiac issues. Fireboard was called and responded. The student was given oxygen and transported to Anne Arundel Medical Center /03/ MLK LOST PROPERTY A professor reported a key was missing after being left on a chair in rm207 of the MLK building. Professor was advised to report the matter to facilities and have the locks changed /09/ BGS 4 TH DEGREE BURGLARY 5(a) (B) 2- Former employee (retired December 2015) gained access to his former office to obtain his personal items. The retired employee was advised by certified mail May 9, 2016 he had until 8/1/16 to remove his items but did not respond by that date. Retired employee was OFC. I.D

2 asked to leave campus and not return until he had authorization to gain entry by appropriate personnel /09/ FPAC MEDICAL EMERGENCY Victim complained of pains and difficulty breathing during band practice. Victim suffers with asthma, was treated by EMS and was not transported /10/ LOT J HIT AND RUN (unfounded) Victim reported her vehicle was hit and damaged on BSU campus. Investigation revealed, after review of cameras, the vehicle was not damaged on /10/ WELLNESS CENTER MEDICAL EMERGENCY BSU property. Victim was experiencing chest and ankle pain during band practice. Victim had an asthma attack but it was controlled by inhaler. EMS transported victim to Bowie Medical Center /11/ MCKELDIN MEDICAL CALL Victim was practicing on the football field and was stung by a bee. Victim was transported to Bowie Health Center /11/ LOT C HIT AND RUN /11/ FPAC LOST PROPERTY ABM staff member misplaced key doors at the Fine & Performing Arts Center /13/ STADIUM MEDICAL EMERGENCY Victim started experiencing muscle cramps and possible dehydration. EMS transported to Bowie Health Center CMRC ASSAULT 2 ND DEGREE 4(e) After a verbal engagement

3 suspect moved aggressively towards victim and slammed an open laptop computer closed causing fear HOLMES FIRE CALL BSU maintenance personnel noticed smoke coming from the 3 rd floor of Holmes Hall. Fireboard was contacted and located the source of the fire, in the wall of room 312. Fire was contained and the building was deemed safe by PGFD DUPLICATE OF See STADIUM MEDICAL CALL Suspect (football player) was on the field suffering from muscle camps (dehydration). EMS arrived and suspect was transported to Bowie Health /18/ HALEY HALL /18/ HALEY HALL 331 Center. BURGLARY 5(a)3-B&E $ $50.00 cash, I-phone charger $25.00, Apple laptop charging cord $ Victim left room, went to band camp & left room door unlocked. Upon return victim observed items were missing. No signs of forced entry. TRESPASSING RA called for a possible squatter staying in Haley Hall. The subject was located and advised to leave the premises and not to return or would be issued a trespassing citation /19/ OUTSIDE POSSESSION OF A FIREARM Ex-band member and student

4 HALEY with a weapon was observed and reported by anonymous person near Haley Hall. Officer frisked suspect and located a gun in their waistband. Subject was taken into custody. Search incident to arrest revealed ammunition in a bag the suspect had in their possession. Suspect was and transported to the Dept. of Corrections and processed accordingly /19/ LOT D MISC/OTHER Victim parked SUV on parking lot B and upon return several hours later, it appears someone had been in the vehicle. The vehicle was still locked but they believe their estranged spouse could have been in the vehicle. Nothing reported missing /20/ STADIUM MEDICAL EMERGENCY Victim appeared dazed and confused after practice. EMS was called and upon arrival performed preliminary vital readings and advised suspect may have sustained a concussion. Victim was transported to Prince George s County Hospital Trauma for treatment /20/ CMRC BURGLARY 4 TH DEGREE 5(a)(1) Suspect (s) cut the window screen to suite #108 in CMRC to gain access to have a place to stay. Three suspects

5 were seen walking the hall to enter suite 108 when they were escorted out of CMRC by staff /22/ NSC MISC (MISSING Bike) Victim left a mountain bike in April 2016 chained behind the Student Center. The bike was donated by the local Coca Cola Company to the BSU Cyclist Club. Victim has no paper work or information with details on the bike /25/ CLT Injured Person (miscellaneous) Victim was exiting a room in the CLT bldg. when she walked into a glass door. She sustained a broken nose and sought medical attention. She was advised to exercise precaution to avoid another mishap /26/ FOOTBALL STADIUM THEFT FROM VEHICLE 6 (a) Black Michael Kors Purse ($200.00); Wallet $120.00; Debit Card Bank of America $ Victim s purse was left in friend s car during practice. Car was still secured when the friend returned to discover the purse missing. The bank was contacted and a hold was placed on the checking account /28/ CMRC LOUD MUSIC (miscellaneous) An officer heard loud music coming from a room in CMRC. The room had a strong smell of marijuana and all individuals

6 were asked to leave the room /28/ HALEY BURGLARY (4 TH DEGREE) 5(a) 2 B&E - $30.00 U.S. Currency, Credit & Debit Cards - Victim went to sleep leaving her purse with her wallet inside and sitting on her desk. The next morning, her wallet, credit cards and $30.00 in currency was missing. The bank was notified and credit cards were cancelled /29/ McKELDIN LOST PROPERTY (miscellaneous) /25/ HENRY BLDG LOST PROPERTY (miscellaneous) Victim reported he lost his wallet during the move in process. The bank was contacted and credit cards were cancelled. Victim was advised to contact the Bowie Bulldog Office. Victim lost their wallet in the Henry Admin. Bldg containing bank cards and a Bowie Bulldog card. The bank was contacted and the bank cards were cancelled. Victim was advised to contact the Bowie Bulldog Office /31/ TOWERS MEDICAL EMERGENCY Victim was experiencing cramps and vomiting after taking a prescribed medication in an empty stomach. Victim was examined and refused EMS service. She was released with the RA who stayed with her /31/ HALEY MEDICAL CALL Victim was attempting to move a desk and sit down when her knee

7 was injured. EMS arrived and examined the injury and said the victim did not need to be transported. Victim was told if injury gets worst throughout the night to contact Campus Safety.

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