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Monday, July 16
■ Minor possession of alcohol,
open container in motor vehicle,
901 Harden St. Officer M. Craska
saw a vehicle driving through a
parking lot in a drive-through lane.
When the vehicle in front of Jeremy
Gould’s left, his vehicle didn’t
move. Despite the honking of a car
horn to the rear, Gould’s vehicle
didn’t respond. When officer Craska
approached, he smelled alcohol on
the driver, who was asleep. Officer
Craska found it difficult to awaken
Gould. Fully awake, Gould was
slow and confused when answering
questions. An open wine bottle was
on the floorboard of the front
passenger seat. Asked for his
license, Gould opened his wallet
and a second S.C. driver’s license
was seen. The second license was
issued to a nonrelative of Gould and
bore a date of birth for someone
older than 21. Gould was asked to
exit the vehicle, and he was
unsteady on his feet. Gould said he
had been drinking at Jungle Jim’s.
A field sobriety test was
administered in which Gould
performed poorly. No further tests
were administered for fear of Gould
falling and injuring himself. At the
Columbia Police Department, Gould
registered a blood alcohol count of
. 14 percent.
Saturday, July 14
■ Auto break-in, larceny of CDs,
1200 Devine St. Student Earnest
O’Neil said someone broke the
front passenger window of his
vehicle and removed a blue CD
case and several CDs, with a total
estimated value of $155. Reporting
officer: E. Pereira.
■ Trespass after notice, Nursing
building. William Moore was found
intoxicated, sleeping in the bushes
on the north side of the Nursing
building. Moore had been warned
on July 11 and on October 4, 2000
to stay off USC property. Moore
was arrested and transported to
Richland Cpunty Detention Center.
Reporting officers: J. Patterson and
M. Gooding.
■ Auto break-in, larceny of gun,
1400 Wheat St. Laura Cain said
someone broke into her vehicle by
breaking the front passenger
window and took makeup and
several miscellaneous items,
including a Smith and Wesson .38
five-shot revolver with holster. The
total estimated value of the missing
items is $1,108. Reporting officer:
J. Rosier.
■ Malicious injury to personal
property, 400 Pickens St.
Lexington Harris II said someone
broke the glass on the rear
passenger side of his vehicle, but he
didn’t see anything missing at the
time. Reporting officer: E. Pereira.
■ Accidental fire, Carolina
Gardens. Reporting officer Pereira
responded to a call by Gingchon
Zhang of heavy smoke in the
apartment building. Officer Pereira
entered the building with a key and
found an unattended, burning pot
left on the stove. Officer Pereira
removed the pot and turned the
stove off. The residents of the
apartment weren’t home at the time
of the fire. The Columbia Fire
Department responded to the scene
and ventilated the building. All
residents were evacuated until the
smoke had cleared.
Friday, July 13
■ Disorderly conduct, Henderson
and Blossom streets. While
patrolling south on Henderson
Street near an intersection, Officer
Forte saw Christian Hines learning
out the driver’s side of his vehicle
throwing up. Officer Forte stopped
and asked if he could be of any
assistance, at which time Hines said
he had been drinking. Officer Forte
asked him to step out of the vehicle,
and Hines nearly fell. While
complying, Hines smelled strongly
of alcohol and his eyes were
bloodshot. Hines was given an
opportunity to call home for a ride,
but couldn’t operate his cell phone.
Hines’ speech was also very slurred.
Hines was placed under arrest and
charged for disorderly conduct.
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