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Campus Blotter: Crime logs for Oct. 25-28

  • Oct. 25

A student called University Police to report another student “out of control” in deFredenburgh Hall, allegedly under the influence of drugs and alcohol. The investigation is pending.

  • Oct. 26

A female student reported she was being stalked online. The investigation is pending.

  • Oct. 28

A custodian reported damage to the carpet in the third floor lounge of Macomb Hall. The investigation is pending.

 

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