Police Log
Medical Emergency
February 11—A party in Ridgewood Quad reported flu-like symptoms and was treated by BEMCo staff. Cataldo Ambulance transported the party to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care, and the Area Coordinator on call was notified.
February 11—Brandeis Counseling Center staff reported that a party in Reitman Hall was being served a section 12 document. Cataldo Ambulance transported the party to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care. The Area Coordinator on call was notified of the incident.
February 12—A party in Cable Hall reportedly fainted and had regained consciousness by the time responders arrived on the scene. The party signed a refusal for further care.
February 12—After being treated by BEMCo staff, a party in Schwartz Hall experiencing back pain was transported to Newton-Wellesley Hospital by Cataldo Ambulance for further care. The Area Coordinator on call was notified.
February 12—An unresponsive party in Rosenthal Quad was treated by BEMCo staff after experiencing a seizure. Cataldo Ambulance transported the party to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care. The Area Coordinator on call was notified.
February 13—BEMCo staff treated a party at Skyline Residence Hall for a nosebleed. The party signed a refusal for further care.
February 13—BEMCo staff treated a party at Skyline Residence Hall for a nosebleed. A Cataldo ambulance transported the party to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care. The Area Coordinator on call was notified.
February 13—Brandeis Counseling Center staff called a Cataldo ambulance for a party in Mailman House who was not feeling well, via a section 12 document. The ambulance transported the party to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care. The Area Coordinator on call was notified.
February 13—A party in Brown reported not feeling well. University Police transported the party to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care.
February 16—A party in the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center reported a dislocated knee. University Police transported the party to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care.
February 20—A party in the Epstein Buidling was reported to have fallen and have trouble breathing. University Police and a Cataldo Ambulance responded to the scene and the patient was transported to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care.
February 25—A party in Pearlman Hall was found not feeling well. The party was transported by Cataldo Ambulance to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care.
February 26—BEMCo staff treated a party who was feeling ill in Renfield Hall. Cataldo Ambulance transported the party to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care, and the Area Coordinator on call was notified.
February 28—Brandeis Counseling Center staff requested an ambulance for a community member in the Mailman House. A report was composed.
March 1—BEMCo staff were called regarding a party in Reitman Hall for an alcohol related incident. Cataldo transported the party to a local hospital.
Larceny
February 11—A party reported sneakers missing from their unlocked apartment. University police compiled a report on the incident.
February 13—A party reported that their bicycle was missing from a bike rack near the Lindsey Pool Area. Police compiled a report on the incident.
February 15—A staff member in Goldsmith reported that a laptop delivered to the mail room had not been delivered to their common area mailbox. University police compiled a report regarding the laptop.
February 27—A student reported that their clothes were missing from the Ziv 130 laundry room.
February 27—A student in Renfield Hall reported being the victim of an online phishing scam. University composed a report on the incident.
March 1—University Police compiled a report after a student reported property stolen from the Levin Ballroom.
Disturbance
February 15—A group of people on the first floor of Usen Hall were reportedly being loud and shouting at people out of a window. University Police found the scene quiet upon arrival.
February 15—Police responded to a report of a party yelling outside the Charles River apartments. The Area Coordinator on call informed University Police that the event was authorized. University Police advised attendees to quiet down and remain inside.
February 16—University Police and the Waltham Police Department received multiple phone calls and 911 reports of a fight in progress outside the Charles River Apartments. One caller said that someone was armed with a handgun. The Area Coordinator on call was notified, and police dispersed a crowd of about 200 people. No one on scene was willing to talk about the possible weapon in the area. University Police arrested Aaron Knight for disorderly conduct and transported him to the Waltham Police Station for detention and booking procedures.
Trespassing
February 15—University Police issued a no-trespass warning to a non-community member after an incident in the Slosberg Music Center involving music equipment.
Suspicious Circumstances
February 11—A staff member reported that a black sedan was in the rear of the Gosman Sports and Convocation Center, with a party involved in an active Title IX investigation. University Police checked the area, but were unable to find the car. The license plate was recorded, and the car was later found to be registered to a leasing company. Police compiled a report on the incident.
February 12—A party in Goldfarb Library was “screaming” to someone on a cell phone, pacing and appeared upset. University police discovered that the party was having a disagreement with a family member, and no further action was taken.
February 13—University Police compiled a report on a phishing phone call received by a party in the Brown Social Science Center.
February 15—A party called 911 about an issue involving an Uber driver outside the Faculty Center. University police units interviewed the party, who did not wish to pursue the matter further or to file a police report.
February 16—University Police investigated a report of two males loitering in the North Quad parking lot. Upon arrival, police identified the parties as students smoking cigarettes and have a conversation. No further action was taken.
February 20—University Police investigated the Brandeis Library parking area for a suspicious person with no description given. The area was checked, and the party was not found upon police arrival.
February 23—Staff at Gosman Sports and Convocation Center reported somebody trying to access the complex using someone else’s ID. University Police compiled a report, and after further investigation, it was found that a community member’s friend attempted to use it with the consent of the card holder. The card holder was advised by University Police that this is against University Policy, and the card holder acknowledged this information without incident. No further action by University Police was taken.
Sexual Misconduct
February 21—A party reported a past incident of assault and battery. University compiled a report on the incident investigation.
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