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By John Vaughan we'll C
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Despite increased sur- BET
veillance by Campus Police, anc*
the number of bicycle thefts were i
and automobile break-ins at cording
USC is about the same as HHPg
last year. ybjfBP
Campus Police records
show that eight bicycle
thefts and seven car breakins
were reported in August 1^^
1979. The following month, H
there were 17 bike thefts and B ?
33 car break-ins. 1 \
in August liwo, police _
recorded nine bike thefts and 5
17 car break-ins. In September,
20 bike thefts and 30
break-ins were reported.
"WE HAVE FOUND to be 1
true the fact that some L
crimes will strike in waves," [.
said Campus Police Chief
Marvin Harrelson.
Harrelson said he increases
patrols of the
Blossom Street Parking j
Garage during times when j
thieves and vandals are j
more likely to strike, such as j
home football weekends.
Officers are instructed 10 h
keep an "extra eye" on g '
trouble spots during the peak
of bike-theft season, he said.
Officer P.M. Bayne said
crime is almost seasonal. i
"Common sense ought to tell
you that bike thefts happen
more frequently in warmer *
weather, simply because
more people are riding "4
bikes," he said. "And so
gns for Rep. Floyd Spence in front of USC's
ence, who represents South Carolina's 2nd
ig against Democratic state Sen. Tom Turoto
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WEEN AUGUST 1979 from a high of 17 in Seplly
1980, 96 bicycles tember to seven in October
reported stolen, ac- and five in November. In
? to Campus Police see Thefts, page 5
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By Donald B. Weatherbee
Staff Writer
A USC student was
assaulted and knocked
unconscious about 11:30 p.m.
Wednesday by a man
wielding a metal pipe, according
to an eyewitness
report.
Police have charged USC
student Robert D. Bedford
with assault and battery of
a high and aggravated
nature for an attack on
Richard Wogon. also a USC
student. Police are also
questioning USC student
Christina Eckard, who was
with Bedford when the
assault allegedly occurred.
Wogon was taken to
Thomson Student Health
Center and then to Richland
Memorial Hospital to
receive emergency treatment.
He later went to his
home in Rock Hill to see his
family doctor and dentist.
He is in good condition.
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USC student, said the incident
occurred when Wogon
approached him as he was
coming out of the Thomas
Cooper Library. He said
Wogon asked for help
because someone was
tampering with Wogon's car,
parked in the lot behind the
Russell House. The car did
not have a hood, providing
easy access to the engine,
Anderes said.
Wogon and Anderes then
went to Wogon's car and saw
a man and a woman standing
beside the car. The two
students approached the
couple and asked the man if\
he had tampered with the
car. He denied it, and he and
the woman started to walk
away.
"WHEN WE asked him
about the car, he said he
didn't touch it. He was drunk
and getting loud. They were
both ripped to the gills," said
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Anderes and friends
chased the couple down the
street and followed them
onto the Bates House ramp,
Anderes said. The couple ran
into Bates House and eluded
Anderes and the others.
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