All information provided by
Vickie Weaver, director of
Safety & Security.
Several vehicles were the victims of a decorative paintball attack on
Friday, March 1, in the Fraternity Parking Lot.
Security spoke to two male students who explained that when they returned
to their vehicles, they noticed that both their cars had been shot at with red
and green paintballs. The students removed the paint from the cars and did not
note any significant damage.
The investigation is continuing and anyone with information is encouraged
to contact Safety & Security at x. 5029.
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Property mysteriously disappear ed from the rooms of three male students
of Ziegler Residence Hall on Sunday, March 3.
Security met with the first male student who said that he left his room
unlocked a little after midnight. When he returned a half-hour later, he
noticed that a significant sum of money was missing. The student did not
initially report the incident, but did so after speaking to his roommate. The
roommate also stated that his video game console and several games were missing.
The third student, who lived further down the hall, explained that two of his
video games had also been stolen.
The
Lawrence Police Department (LPD) responded and took a theft report. The cost of
the stolen property adds up to approximately
$800.
Anyone with information can contact Safety & Security at x. 5029 or
LPD at 896-1111.
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A sister of Phi Sigma Sigma checked her voice mail only to find an
obscene phone call on Sunday, March 3.
She contacted Security and explained that after returning to school that
evening, she discovered a sexually explicit message. Security was able to trace
the call back to a campus extension belonging to a male resident student.
The investigation is continuing, and anyone with information can contact
Safety & Security at x. 5029.
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A lost driver’s license and Rider ID card was recovered in a happy
ending on Friday, March 1.
The student told Security that on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 28, she
dropped her ID card and license in the Open Lot while searching for her keys.
Security discovered that her ID card had been used to make C-Store purchases and
the LPD was later notified.
On the evening of Friday, March 1, the female told Security that a fellow
student had recovered her ID and license and returned them to her.
The approximate loss on her C-Store card was only $5.
The Source states that anyone charged with the unauthorized possession of a firearm, or any other object designed to be commonly seen or used as a weapon, may be susceptible to campus fines and possible dismissal from campus.