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POLICE REPORT
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Each number on
the map stands
for a crime
corresponding
with numbered
descriptions in
the list below.
DAY CRIMES
(6a.m.-6 p.m.)
□ Violent
O Nonviolent
NIGHT CRIMES
(6 p.m.-6a.m.)
■ Violent
• Nonviolent
CRIMES AT
UNKNOWN
HOURS
□ Violent
@ Nonviolent
Monday, March 18
S ASSAULT AND BATTERY,
550 ASSEMBLY ST. The
reporting officer responded to
a possible fight in progress.
Upon arrival, the officer saw
James D. Robinson strike
victim 1 several times.
Robinson was very loud,
yelling obscenities at the
victim and the officers. The
officer placed Robinson under
arrest. During a search of the
incident location, Robinson
became very stiff and non
compliant with the officer’s
commands. Robinson was
combative toward all officers
and it took four officers to get
him inside the patrol vehicle.
Robinson then struck and
grabbed victim 2 on the inner
thigh. The subject then
exposed himself and began
urinating in the USC patrol
car. Robinson continued to
spit all over the windows, seat
and cage of the car. Reporting
officer: N. DeHaai.
© BURGLARY, 500 SUMTER
ST.The victim said someone
removed one DVD player and
one DVD from her locked
South Quad room. There was
no evidence of forced entry.
Estimated value: $215.
Reporting officer: M. P. Craska.
Tuesday, March 19
<© MISSING INVENTORY, 700
PENDLETON ST. The
complainant said a riding
lawnmower was missing from
the USC Grounds Department.
Reporting officer: N. DeHaai.
O SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY, 817
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HENDERSON ST. The victim
said someone entered her
locked office and used her
computer to look on the Internet
and open several files from a
floppy disk drive and the hard
drive. The victim also said there
was an empty soda bottle on her
desk that was not hers.
Reporting officer: N. DeHaai.
© LOST CELL PHONE, SHUTTLE
BUS The victim said she lost
her black Motorola cell phone
on the Carolina Shuttle blue
route starting at the Coliseum.
Reporting officer: R. Scott.
© ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE, 3555
HARDEN ST. (OF MAP) The
victim said a small child exited
the subject vehicle and struck
the left door of his gray 1992 GMC
with the right door of the white
1998 BMW. The damage to
victim’s car was minor.
Reporting officer: J. Means.
O LARCENY OF BICYCLE
PARTS, 1405 WHALEY ST. The
victim said someone removed
the seat and rear light from his
bike. The seat is black, and the
light is red and battery
operated. Estimated value: $50.
Reporting officer: J. R. Merrill.
Inauguration
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
President Ankit Patel began his
speech by thanking the outgoing
officers for their dedication and
commitment. He also expressed
his excitement about working
with the new group of officers and
senators, as well as with Palms.
Patel then spoke of his desire
to have a “systematic overhaul”
of SG. He expressed his concern
that SG has come to be known
as “weak, ineffective, isolated
and even pointless.”
“We need to re-evaluate the du
ties and responsibilities Sf the
president, vice president and trea
surer,” Patel said. “We need to
bridge the gap between our elect
ed leaders and the student orga
nizations on campus. We need to
change our election process to
make it more representative of
the student population.”
Patel called on the incoming
government to help him achieve .
these goals. “With your guid
ance and support, we can re
shape our Student Government
into an institution you can be
“I’ve always believed
that in order to be a
good leader you have
to be a good servant.
That’s something I
hope we’ll all try to be
this year, good
servants.”
KATIE DREILING
STUDENT BODY VICE PRESIDENT
proud of, fit to serve the needs
of our student body,” he said.
Director of Student Life Jer
ry Brewer provided the closing
remarks. After thanking Ford,
Bala and former treasurer Hy
drick Harden for their hard
work. Brewer addressed the in
coming Senate.
“We all need to work hard to
gether and we all need to do our
homework,” Brewer said. “We’ll
aU agree on p lot of things, and
we’ll agree to disagree on some.
But that’s what an academic com
munity is all about.” Brewer
said.
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