Spring Break
A light in the night
Issue date: 10/29/09 Section: Police Blotter
A light in the night
Saturday, Oct. 24
An officer was contacted by a member of the student patrol at 1:10 a.m. about a man and a woman sitting in a vehicle. The patrol member said the man was in the passenger seat and had lit a cigarette lighter about 10 times with the door open. The officer made his way to the vehicle and identified the people. The man said he was using his lighter to change a fuse. The fuse panel was located on the passenger side, and the door had to be open to access it, he said. The officer found no evidence that suggested illegal activity had occurred and left the scene.
Pipe dreams
Sunday, Oct 25
At 12:01 a.m., a member of student patrol informed an officer about the discovery of a marijuana pipe. The officer met the patrol member by the library, where the pipe was lying on the ground near the emergency phone. The officer could detect the smell of burnt marijuana coming from the pipe.
The officer noted the pipe was about four inches long and had a multicolored red and blue design. The officer took pictures of the scene, packaged the pipe and placed it in police property.
Saturday, Oct. 24
An officer was contacted by a member of the student patrol at 1:10 a.m. about a man and a woman sitting in a vehicle. The patrol member said the man was in the passenger seat and had lit a cigarette lighter about 10 times with the door open. The officer made his way to the vehicle and identified the people. The man said he was using his lighter to change a fuse. The fuse panel was located on the passenger side, and the door had to be open to access it, he said. The officer found no evidence that suggested illegal activity had occurred and left the scene.
Pipe dreams
Sunday, Oct 25
At 12:01 a.m., a member of student patrol informed an officer about the discovery of a marijuana pipe. The officer met the patrol member by the library, where the pipe was lying on the ground near the emergency phone. The officer could detect the smell of burnt marijuana coming from the pipe.
The officer noted the pipe was about four inches long and had a multicolored red and blue design. The officer took pictures of the scene, packaged the pipe and placed it in police property.