Feisty fraternity, friendly fiend, freeloading fisherman

Aug. 22, 9:22 a.m.
Someone called the front desk to complain about loud noises coming from a room on the 11th floor of Aber Hall. When Public Safety officers responded, they found seven minors drinking beer. All were cited for MIPs.

Aug. 22, 9:22 a.m.
Someone called the front desk to complain about loud noises coming from a room on the 11th floor of Aber Hall. When Public Safety officers responded, they found seven minors drinking beer. All were cited for MIPs.

Aug. 23, 3:55 a.m.
Officers responded to a call on Granite Court that a man was trying to bash in the drivers window of a car while screaming racial remarks about the owner. When officers arrived to investigate, the man reportedly kept reaching into his pockets, which prompted the officer to draw his Taser gun on the man. He complied and did not have to be Tased, and was cited for disorderly conduct. “It doesn’t have to make sense when it’s four in the morning and you’re intoxicated,” Director of Public Safety Jim Lemcke said.

Aug. 23, 10:19 p.m.
A house party was reported across from the University Villages. When officers arrived they found about 200 people in the house. “Sounds like a pretty good party,” Lemcke said. Public Safety eventually broke up the party.

Aug. 24, 1:00 a.m.
A Public Safety officer was on a regular patrol when he passed the Sigma Chi house and noticed a large group of people drinking on the lawn. “Everybody ran inside the house when they saw the car,” Lemcke said. More officers arrived later to break up the party, and one man who answered the door cooperated with police and made everybody leave. Sigma Chi was cited for a Student Conduct Code violation.

Aug. 24, 1:46 a.m.
An intoxicated male was vomiting at the Curry Health Center and officers were called to check on his well being. He appeared sick enough to need further medical attention at St. Patrick hospital, Lemcke said. “This guy must have really had plenty to drink.”

Aug. 25
A young woman from Jesse Hall contacted the Office of Public Safety to report being allegedly sexually assaulted at a party the previous night. “Some things happened, and as a result there’s an investigation,” Lemcke said. Since the incident occurred off campus, the case has been turned over to city police.

Aug. 27, 3:00 p.m.
A man drove onto the Kim Williams Nature Trail and parked his van down by the river. It turned out the man pulled over to do some fishing. Public Safety asked him to move his van.

Citations:
Virginia Tynrak, 18, MIP Carl Sanman, 18, MIP
Eliz LeBourveau, 18, MIP
Karlene Kantner, 18, MIP
Benjamin Giordano, 18, MIP
Shelby Frost, 18, MIP
Al Spoonhunter, 33, disorderly conduct