In GW Campus Crime this week:- United States Secret Service notified University Police after a GW student was found wandering Connecticut Avenue 'conscious but incoherent.' The underage male was transported to GW Hospital for medical treatment.
- An on-duty officer working a night shift at the front desk of the Medical Faculty Associates' Building called MPD after he witnessed a suspicious individual enter the loading dock during closed hours. Several officers responded and caught sight fo the individual on a security monitor running from the dock, carrying a black bag. The suspect was arrested and discovered to be in the possession of two laptops. The individual was summarily barred from campus.
- From Thurston Hall, a male student was approached by an unidentified individual who inquired as to wheter he was the one to press charges against his brother. The respondent answered 'yes' and was then punched in the chest; both MPD and UPD were notified; the subject left before police arrived. A lookout was issued to UPD on patrol, but the unknown male was not located.
- From the West End, UPD responded to a stairwell alarm activation and noticed a storage closet that had been forcefully entered; items were found to be missing from the location. Officers contacted a resident who was suspected of prying open the door with tools. Maintainance was eventually called, but the closet was unable to be rescued.
- The crime breakdown: The University Police Department reported 8 liquor law violations last week; 5 of the cases occurred over the weekend. 15 incidents of theft and burglary were logged. 3 drug offenses, 1 case of disorderly conduct and 3 cases of destruction of property were also reported.
- Jared Pliner
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