Medical EmergencyMay 11-BEMCo reported a female with a possible sprained thumb in the Shapiro Campus Center. BEMCo treated the party on-scene with a signed refusal for further care.

May 18-An 80-year-old female fainted and was unresponsive in Epstein. BEMCo treated the party on-scene with a signed refusal for further care.

May 19-A party reported an intoxicated male in Stoneman. BEMCo treated the party on-scene with a signed refusal for further care.

May 22-A party felt ill in the lobby of the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center. BEMCo treated the party on-scene, and she was transported to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital.

Larceny

May 14-A party reported the theft of a banjo, guitar and wallet from Scheffres Residence Hall.

May 19-A student reported items missing from his room in the Castle. University Police compiled a report.

Disturbance

May 20-A party complained of loud music in the Foster Mods. Occupants of the Mod did not answer the door for University Police, so additional units were dispatched. Before additional units arrived, the occupants opened the door and shut off the music.

Traffic

May 18-Workers from New England Carpet Master reported that a University vehicle struck their van at Gosman Circle and left the scene. There were no injuries and University Police called both parties to the scene. University Police composed a report.

Miscellaneous

May 14-A Community Development Coordinator confiscated a small amount of marijuana from the Charles River Apartments. University Police placed the drugs into evidence and the CDC filed a judicial referral.

May 16-A party reported two people having sex in an elevator and disturbing the occupants of Ziv Residence Quad. An officer checked the area and found it all quiet and in order.

May 17-A staff member reported harassment by telephone from a woman in Anderson, S.C. An officer spoke with Anderson County Sheriff's Department and the woman is known to have mental health issues.

May 18-A party reported that his window in Ziv was vandalized at 3 a.m. University Police arrived on-scene, and the reporting party said that he was trying to avoid paying for the broken window.

May 21-A rock was thrown through the front window of a Mod. The glass was broken but the window frame was still holding. Facilities was notified and University Police composed a report.

May 21-A caller reported an unknown white male sleeping in her bed in the Foster Mods. University Police investigated and found that he was an intoxicated non-student who was visiting his brother for Commencement.

May 22-A party reported the unlawful touching of an underage party by a student. University Police composed a report and forwarded the report to the Assistant District Attorney for further action.

-compiled by Andrew Wingens