Police Blotter: Oct. 5

USU Police responded to the Aggie Parking Terrace for a criminal mischief report. A vehicle was covered with cookies and other trash. This investigation is continuing.

Logan City Police received several noise complaints of loud music coming from the university. USU was hosting an outdoor Homecoming dance on the Quad. USU Police made contact with the music manager and had them turn down the music, which seemed to solve the problem. No further action was taken.

USU Police observed a man lying in the bushes near the east concourse bathrooms in the USU football stadium, during the USU vs. SUU football game. Police determined this person was intoxicated and unable to take care of himself. This person was cited for illegal consumption of alcohol by a minor and for intoxication. He was later released to his friends who agreed to drive him home and take care of him there.

USU Police responded to a report of a fight in the West Stadium parking lot during the USU vs. SUU football game. One individual was arrested for public intoxication, disorderly conduct and false information to a police officer.

Monday, Sept. 28

USU Police responded to a report of graffiti on the Natural Resources Building. After photographs were obtained, Facilities responded to clean up the graffiti. Police are investigating.

USU Police received a delayed report of some unauthorized people moving helium tanks near the chemistry building and possibly taking some of the gas. Police are investigating.

USU Police responded to a report of a chicken running loose near Moen Hall. Upon arrival, police caught the chicken and transported it to the Public Safety Office.

Tuesday, Sept. 29

USU Police served a search warrant on a student’s apartment to recover illegal items. Criminal charges are pending on the student.

USU Police responded to the north side of the Fieldhouse on a report of a suspicious person. The person was confronting people passing by and might have been panhandling. Police were unable to locate the suspect, who appeared to have left the area prior to their arrival.

USU Police responded to Bullen Hall on a report that someone had locked a bicycle to the railing on the second floor. This bicycle had been there for a couple days with a notice to have it removed. The owner was not found so the lock was cut and the bike was impounded by the police.

Wednesday, Sept. 30

USU Police observed a vehicle with loud music in the Bullen parking lot at 3:15 a.m. Police investigated and found that two of the occupants had been drinking alcohol. A female was arrested and booked into jail for minor in possession, consumption of alcohol and false information to a police officer.

USU Police assisted the Attorney General’s Office on a stolen property incident. The Attorney General’s Office has recovered a laptop computer that possibly belongs to USU. Police are investigating.

USU Police responded to an assault that had happened in the Fieldhouse. Police have identified the victim and the suspect. Police are investigating.

Thursday, Oct. 1

USU Police assisted Risk Management with investigating an industrial accident that occurred at the Caine Dairy. A worker sustained injuries to his hand when it was caught in a building exhaust fan. The individual was transported by private vehicle to the hospital for treatment.

USU Police responded to the Biotechnology Building for the report of person stranded in the elevator. Upon arrival, police made contact with the individual in the elevator and informed her that they were trying to get her out. The elevator was reset by Facilities and the individual was let out of the elevator.

Friday, Oct. 2

USU Police responded to the Aggie Parking Terrace to assist a driver in getting out of the gate. Due to the size of the vehicle, the gate would not open. USU Police was able to assist the drive in getting out of the structure.

USU Police responded to the turnaround on Champ Drive for a traffic accident. A vehicle hit the curb while avoiding an accident with another vehicle.

USU Police responded to the north parking lot of the Nutrition and Food Sciences Building for a dog that was left in a vehicle. Upon arrival, police confirmed that the dog was in good health.