The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 27, 1990, Page 3, Image 3
CRIME
The following entries are taken from i
USC Police Department's blotter.
April 19
Missing property, 743 Greene St. Complain
states an IBM computer was turned in to Cc
puter Services for repairs, but upon taking invi
tory, the item was not accounted for or was <
leted from Inventory Control.
April 20
Grand larceny, 706 Main St. Student sta
his leather jacket was removed from a chair
the above location.
Grand larceny, USC School of Medicir
Complainant discovered a video cassette rec
der with remote to be missing from a lecture h;
April 21
Tampering with construction equipment, 14
Greene St. Complainant reported seeing f(
identified students tampering with some c(
struction equipment.
DUI, Assembly and College streets. Subji
was arrested for the above charge and trai
ported to Richland County Detention Center fo
breathylizer test, which he failed. His car w
towed to City Garage.
Malicious injury to personal property, S-3 L
A windshield was broken.
Auto breaking/grand larcney, CS-1 Parki
Lot. Victim's secured vehicle was entered a
stereo was removed.
Auto breaking/grand larceny, 1300 Wheat
The right front window of a vehicle was brok
and items were removed.
Indecent exposure, Thomas Cooper Libra
Complainant states an unknown male expos
himself to her and then left the area.
1st-degree burglary/partial recovery, Thornw
dorm. Complainant states unidentified subje<
entered his room and removed his wallet. Co
plainant further states that the subjects were
ter confronted in the hallway and dropped t
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"George was good for the col- The arrest,
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the wallet, which led to the recovery of
and part of the contents inside.
April 22
ant Grand larceny/burglary, Bates We
>m- ured room was entered and several
en- taken.
de- Malicious injury to private property
Brice Stadium. Windshield of victim
broken.
tes APril 23
at Malicious injury to private prop
Greene St. Vehicle was found dented.
ie. Larceny, 1800 Pendleton St. C<
or- states license tag was removed
all. motorcycle.
Larceny, Carolina Gardens. Cc
states that while on the way to her
15 was grabbed on the arm by an unkr
)ur Complainant states she was able tc
from the subject, and was able to re
dorm.
April 24
r a Larceny, 101 Pickens St. Complair
'as seeing two unknown males remove cl
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House. Credit card was removed forr
and funds absconded from bank,
ng Auto breaking/grand larceny, 1415
ind Complainant states subject removec
pany truck belonging to the victim w
St. sent. Several items of value were als
;en form victim's vehicle.
Larceny, 1400 Greene St. Compiai
his bookbag was removed,
ry. Larceny, 1512 Pendleton St. Cc
ed states her unattended purse was ren
an unsecured room at the above locat
'ell Grand larceny, 147 South Marion
:ts was removed from an unsecured roon
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tributed money to the of his alma mater.
Peters said.
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for the college, and his goodness," Wi
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the wallet have also enacted alcohol policies IDs jump
similar to that of the College of 141 in
Charleston. IDs rose f
The Fraternity Council at USC 1989, alth
jst Unsec- recently passed a resolution ban- fenses ant
'jt ' ning bulk beer at on-campus greek in the sarr
functions on the McBryde Frater- The po
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that are finding other places to the Collet
consume alcohol. "We ai
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Beverage Commission, said the disturban
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>89, and the use of false Haborak pointed out that the
rom 84 in 1988 to 100 in college has indirectly provided imough
arrests for these of- munity to underage drinkers by not
1 for altered IDs declined instituting the policy in the past,
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