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POLICE REPORT Each numbered symbol on the map represents a single crime that corresponds with the numbered descriptions in the list below it. DAY CRIMES $ □ Violent crimes ■ ^ NIGHT CRIMES (6 a.m.-6 p.m.) ) q Nonviolent crimeT# ) (6p.m,6a.m.) □ © CRIMES AT UNKNOWN HOURS i a-ha-fi | i i r V4-1I /C // j ELMWOOD ST. j I .J A/fl / t/ /j\ ‘ CALHOUNS' ' |[| -|T|^\ c 3i RICHLAND ST. RICHLAND ST. .K|fL.. i i Jj*l_ L 44-J 1 4 +4/. «1£:nl1 | blanSin^st. j |.tzj^/x ~1 TV* TAYLOR ST. *i [ I i gfag ] TAYLOR ST. ■*"•4 -Is lib I - \ WASHINGTON ST. S | C g § | g S i invcT a z P </> z P o z Apnime ci L^DYST. t(i oi (d «> (ft (ft J2 GERVAIS SI. > Hhhhhhh 7* S°^e I 3 SENATE ST. 1 | FH I*!? __lPEiiMHiETSiW.il.. \ SmACS^ COLI^GESS i?fej _ ! ^ij P-^'~r-~\xSL „ d}? / - 1.i.If DEVINE ST. , ST'K/T I I a , BLOSSOM ST//VlVI's/ >4. rnr £ _ dj wheat sr. T1 juHl.I.eU-^SAUA Irvabsorsi ^T-frU" \ I \ 1 /-'CatawbaiU\\ ( A |::Af._|... A X 5/ WHALEY STM- d.^ £ ^ *'/ |]4* ii«4ik \ ! HEYWARD ST. LiW^UrOSZ MerXbr 1 i Friday, Nov. 30 ® SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY, 1705 COLLEGE ST. The victim said a male wearing a red USC sweatshirt and jeans asked her for a cash donation. The victim said the man smelled of alcohol and claimed he was affiliated with the Church of Christ of Columbia. Reporting officer: K.A. Henry. Saturday, Dec. 1 ® LARCENY OF BUFFER, 817 HENDERSON ST. The complainant said someone removed an Advance Gyro 13 inch buffer from the janitor’s closet in Gambrell. Estimated value: $473. Reporting officer: L.R. Morales. ® DISORDERLY CONDUCT, 1000 GEORGE ROGERS BLVD. Reporting officer James Taylor said that, while he was escorting a suspect out of Williams-Brice Stadium, Kevin Copeland came from behind and grabbed his right shoulder. Copeland was loud and boisterous and wouldn’t follow Officer Taylor’s instructions. Copeland became combative and was forcefully taken to the booking area and arrested. (?) LARCENY OF TEXTBOOK, 817 HENDERSON ST. The victim said someone took the following items from an unsecured location on the main floor of Gambrell: a dark green bag, a Nokia cell phone, a Japanese textbook, a Visa card, a pair of glasses and a Columbia International University I.D. Estimated value: $220. Reporting officer: L.R. Morales. Sunday, Dec. 2 © MUTUAL COMBAT, 1400 GREENE ST. The complainant said she was involved in a physical confrontation with the suspect. The complainant said the suspect pushed her in the face with her hand. The suspect said the complainant bumped into her. Reporting officer: J.R. Merrill, o INDECENT EXPOSURE, 1400 GREENE ST. While attending a fraternity event, Paul A. Jordan and Alisha J. Mack were having sex. Both willfully, maliciously and indecently exposed themselves in a public place and on the property of others. Both were arrested, handcuffed, double locked and taken to the Richland County Detention Center. Housing was notified. Reporting officer: J.D. Rosier. o SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY, 1415 GREENE ST. The victims said a male knocked on their door and entered their unlocked dorm room. The victims said they asked him to leave and at first he refused. The victims said he used obscene language and left. Reporting officer: J.A. Clarke. Monday, Dec. 3 © MALICIOUS INJURY TO - REAL PROPERTY, 570 SUMTER ST. The complainant said someone shattered the left side of the windshield of their 1992 white Chevy state van. Estimated damage: $150. Reporting officer: J.L. Taylor. © VIOLATION, 1000 GEORGE ROGERS BLVD. Travis T. Schfar entered Williams Brice Stadium with a silver object thought to be a gun. Schfar and the object were detained. Schfar was released to Fort Jackson MPs, and the object was kept for safekeeping. Reporting officer: N. U. Beza. Gameroom Some skeptical about changes CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 - ' * Eire being added other than the pool tables. An air hockey table and a PlayStation are be ing added. 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