The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 05, 1983, Page 5, Image 5
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By John Deiner
A man attacked and attempted to rape a
USC student last Wednesday morning, according
to Columbia police.
As reported in the Columbia Record, a
22-year-old girl was walking back from the
Holiday Inn City Center about 1 a.m. when
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As she approached Patterson Hall, the
man pulled her into a stairwell and tried to
rape her. She put up a fight and after a few
minutes the man ran away, according to the
report.
Police said the man was described as being
about 25-years-old, 5-10, and w_ ghing about
180 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes.
Incidents in the IJSC police blotter
include:
OCT. 2
Shortly after midnight, a student was arrested
and charged with public drunkeness in
a USC parking lot.
At 2 a.m., someone pulled a fire alarm at
Woodrow.
At 2:30 a.m., a fight broke out in the 2nd
floor stairwell in A building, McBryde quad.
One victim suffered a cut on the left hand.
At 3:17 a.m., a go-cart used by the
grounds staff at the Capitol Complex was
discovered being driven by three persons
around the towers. After seeing a USC police
officer, the three men parked the cart by
Residential Life Services and fled. The cart
was returned to the capitol.
At 3:28 a.m., a student was arrested for
public drunkeness in the lobby of Moore.
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A car parked in a USC lot was broken into
by someone who smashed throught the front
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Four hubcaps were stolen from a car parked
in a lot on Sumter Street.
Clothing was stolen from a car parked on
Bull Street.
License plates were stolen from a car parked
on Level 6 of the Blossom Street Garage.
A bike was stolen from a rack in front of
LeConte.
A pocketbook was stolen from the 7th
noor naiiway ot bates House.
On the 4th floor of Bates West, a fire extinguisher
was sprayed on the walls before
being stolen. Light bulbs were also broken on
the hall.
An exit sign was knocked down in Preston.
At 11:50 p.m., an alarm was triggered in
McBryde.
SEPT. 30
A USC student was arrested for disorderly
conduct after urinating in a parking lot at
1200 College St.
An office in Gambrell Hall was broken into
through the ceiling but nothing was taken.
License plates were stolen from a car park
ed on Level 3 ot the Blossom street Oarage.
About 3 p.m., a bike was reported stolen
from a rack on the south <de of Bates
House.
Southern Bell was notified after a student
reported receiveing obscene phone calls since
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Sept. 1 at South Tower.
A student's wallet was stolen in the
Thomas Cooper Library.
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A false alarm was triggered at McBryde.
A man was caught stealing a section of the
barricade used for the gate construction on
Greene Street. He was apprehended while
running down the Horseshoe with it.
A window was broken out of the
breezewav in the Coker Life Sciences
building.
A car parked on Level 10 of the Blossom
Street Garage was broken into.
At 10:30 a.m., a student's wallet was
stolen in the Gamecock snackbar in Russell
House.
A watch was stolen from a car parked in
the Wade Hampton Hotel parking lot.
Several items of clothing were reported
missing at 3:30 p.m. from a car parked in a
Blossom Street lot.
A man was arrested for public drunkeness
on the corner of Wheat and Sumter streets
and taken to Columbia city jail.
A student cooking hamburgers activated
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SEPT. 28
A non-USC student was arrested and
brought to Columbia city jail after trespassing
in the M and M Lounge in the Towers.
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He had been warned on a previous occasion
to stay off USC property.
A man was told to stay off USC property
after he was found loitering around the
Humanities Building.
A beeper was reported missing from the instructional
Services Center.
Thomas Cooper Library. At 3 p.m. a girl
reported her wallet missing, also on Level 1.
A car was broken into and several items
taken on Level 4 of the Pendleton Street
Garage.
A bike was stolen from a rack on the west
side of the Wade Hampton Hotel.
At 5:25 p.m., a car on Level 8 of the
Blossom Street Garage was broken into but
nothing was taken. Seven minutes later, a
student reported a radar detector stolen from
a car parked on Level 3 of the garage.
Three pairs of blue jeans were stolen from
a car parked on Coliseum lot No. 1.
A man passing out literature around the
library was warned to stay off campus.
A pocketbook was stolen from a 9th floor
room in Bates West.
SEPT. 27
Several items were reported missing from the
custodial breakroom and the superintendant's
office in the basement of the Wade
Hampton Hotel.
Four keys were stolen from an office in the
Humanities Office Building.
A student's bike was stolen from a rack on
the north side of the Coliseum.
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