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FRIDAY, AUGUST 20
You can run but you can’t
hide
6:42 p.m.
While on patrol, an officer observed three juveniles
skateboarding near the Wells Fargo Sports Complex.
The officer advised them of the university policy
and trespassed two of the juveniles when they ran
from him.
Arrest me, please
5:16 p.m.
An individual flagged down an officer while he was
on patrol. The officer determined that she had been
driving a vehicle without a valid operator’s
license and arrested her. He issued a summons for
her to appear in court and released her on recognizance.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 19
Crazy man takes bus
10:32 a.m.
A staff member reported a man who did not live in
East Hall asking how to enter the building. An officer
responded and contacted the man at the bus stop on
Bragaw Street at Sharon Gagnon Lane. The subject has
a history of mental illness but was not causing any
problems. He left the area on a city bus.
Purse snatcher on the loose
11:39 a.m.
A staff member reported two student assistants’
purses stolen from Room 218 of the Student Union.
An officer responded and is investigating. The estimated
loss of each purse was $139 and $5.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 15
Alarming shower lets off steam
12:35 p.m.
A fire alarm was detected in a Main Apartment Complex
apartment. The Anchorage Fire Department was notified
and responded. UPD officers and a maintenance technician
also responded. The cause was determined to be steam
from a shower.
Environmentally-friendly Peeping
Tom
12:55 a.m.
While on patrol, an officer observed an adult male
looking in the doors at the Administration building.
The officer contacted the subject, who advised that
he was looking for a trashcan. The person departed
campus upon request.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 12
Sticks and stones will get
those bees
7:51 p.m.
A student reported that four or five juveniles under
the age of 10 were throwing rocks and sticks at the
beaver in the beaver pond. Officers responded to investigate
and determined that the juveniles had been stung and
were trying to get back at the bees. The officers
advised them to go home, as the bees could not harm
them further. The officers were unable to locate the
beaver. |
