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August 21
Autobreaking, Larceny of Car
Stereo, 1405 Whaley Street. Re
sponding officer met with complainant
who described the following: unknown
persons by unknown means entered
the complainant's vehicle and removed
one Pioneer car stereo and CD player.
Complainant is not positive
whether vehicle car doors were secured.
Investigation continues. Estimated
value: $280.
Assistance Rendered, Taco Bell
(Russell House). The responding officer
assisted the victim who received
an injury to her mid-chest area when
she ran into a freezer door. EMT
transported the victim to Richland
Memorial Hospital.
August 22
Larceny of Picture, Grand Market
Place. Complainant stated that
the back loading dock was unsecured.
Complainant also stated that person(s)
unknown and by unknown means removed
one framed picture of the USC
stadium that was located on the dining
room wall Estimated Value: $300.
uisoraeny uonauct, 438 Main
Street. Responding officer was dispatched
to above location. Upon arrival,
subject was behind the wheel of
the car. Responding officer could smell
a strong odor of alcohol on person.
Subject's speech was slurred and his
balance was unstable. Subject became
loud and boisterous about how much
he had to drink. At this time subject
was placed under arrest.
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August 23
Larceny of Wallet, Douglas. Complainant
stated that an individual confronted
him at the incident location,
put their arms around him and removed
wallet from his person. Wallet
was later recovered by an anonymous
source on Main Street.
Malicious Damage to Personal
Property, Small Davis Field. Victim
stated that unknown person(s) by unknown
means placed a scratch mark
from the front to the rear passenger
side. Estimated damage: $900.
August 24
Autobreaking, Larceny of Amplifier,
Blossom Street Garage. Victim
stated that unknown person(s) entered
his secured vehicle by prying
open the passenger side window. The
following items were taken: one amplifier,
one pair of ten-inch woofers,
one radar detector. Estimated value:
$500. Investigation continues.
Illegal Use of Telephone, McClintock.
Victim stated that subject
called and made obscene comments.
Seven or eight such calls have been
made. Investigation continues.
Assistance Rendered, Sub City
(Russell House). Victim states, while
sitting in a chair at the above location,
she fainted, falling out of her chair
and hitting her head on an unknown
object. Victim stated she walked from
Bates House to above location. Victim
was transported to Baptist Hospital.
Autobreaking, Larceny of CD
Player, 1700 Pendleton Street. Victim
stated that unknown individuals
broke victim's front passenger door
window and removed the below-listed
items without permission: one Sony
car disc-man, one Motorola cellular
phone. Estimated Value: $175.
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Lost Property, Wardlaw College.
Victim stated that one black two-inch
binder was missing from incident location
when she had returned to work.
Estimated value: $2
Larceny of Textbooks, Coliseum.
Victim stated that subject removed
between eight and 10 textbooks. It is
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value: $250.
Illegal Use of Telephone, South
Quad. Victim stated that suhiect has
been calling and hanging up on her or
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boyfriend. Victim stated that she is
scared he may show up uninvited and
that the subject has threatened to
do her harm in the past.
August 25
Disorderly Conduct, 900 Main
Street. Officer responded at complainant's
request to the incident location.
Subject was asleep in parking
lot and upon further investigation
showed to have the odor of an alcoholic
beverage about his person. When
asked for ID and place of residence,
subject became loud and boisterous.
Subject was placed under arrest.
August 27
Burglary, Grand Larceny of
Tools, McMaster College. Complainant
stated that unknown person^)
did forcefully enter two construction
trailers and remove one 3,500
watt Honda generator, one air nailer,
one hammer drill, and two Canon
copiers. Estimated value: $4600.
Disorderly Conduct, 1620 College
Street. Responding officer observed
suspect lying asleep on a table. The
officer also detected a strong odor of
alcohol and found two bottles of
open liquor. Subject was arrested and
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