The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 04, 2002, Page 3, Image 3
POLICE REPORT
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These reports are taken directly from the USC Police Department
Compiled by Allyson Bird.
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
(6p.m.-6a.m.)
■ Violent
• Nonviolent
CRIMES AT
UNKNOWN
HOURS
H Violent
© Nonviolent
Monday, Sept. 30
® AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY
OF CD’S, SENATE STREET
GARAGE, 1600 SENATE ST.
Crystal Smalls said someone
entered her locked car and took
three CDs and one duffel bag.
No signs of forced entry were
apparent. Reporting officer: D.
Pardue.
Tuesday, Oct. 1
V
0 AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY
OF SPEAKERS, CAROLINA
COLISEUM LOT 1, 600 PARK ST.
Andre Wigfall, Lester Smith
and Arthur Haider said
someone broke their car
windows and took speakers, CD
players and CDs from their
vehicles. Reporting officer: C.
Taylor.
O COLLISION, 902 BARNWELL
ST. Elizabeth Hogan was
improperly parked while
waiting for a friend. She then
backed up, striking Christine
Nelson’s vehicle in the left rear
passenger area. Reporting
officer: B. Timbers.
O TRESPASS AFTER NOTICE,
CLIFF APARTMENTS, 1321
WHALEY ST. Arthur Bruce was
arrested and ticketed for
knocking on a door after he was
knewhe was not supposed to be
on USC property. Reporting
officer: B. Timbers.
Q TRESPASS AFTER NOTICE,
THOMAS COOPER LIBRARY,
1322 GREENE ST.
Vernon Brown was arrested
and ticketed fir entering the
library. Tucky Taylor said she
has told Brown to stay away
from the building. Reporting
officers: J.D. Rosier, R. Scott.
(?) COLLISION, C-2 LOT
Nancy Zaice’s legally parked
vehicle was stuck by an
unknown vehicle on the left
driver’s side door and left
rear door in a hit and run.
Reporting officer: D.W. Friels.
Wednesday, Oct. 2
O COLLISION, 1700
COLLEGE ST. Police said
Catherine Warner was
backing out of a parking spot
when she struck an
unoccupied, parked vehicle,
leaving minor scratches on
the bumper. The unoccupied
car was improperly parked.
Reporting officer: D. Pardue.
E SIMPLE ASSUALT, JONES
PHYSICAL SCIENCE CENTER,
712 MAIN ST. Police said
Michael Stockman is a
suspect in the assault of a 16
year-old girl after he and the
victim had spoken. Reporting
officer: C. Taylor.
(?) DRIVING UNDER
SUSPENSION, IMPROPER
VEHICLE LICENSE
PICKENS AND SENATE
STREET- Aaron Burgess was
driving without brake lights,
after he was pulled over,
Burgess was found to be
driving under suspension and
with a license plate registered
to another vehicle. Reporting
officer: E. Periera.
® COLLISION, B.A. GARAGE,
COLLEGE STREET
Gregory Weathers hit a
legally parked vehicle while
backing out of a
parking space. Reporting
officer: T. Cox.
® DOMESTIC
DISTURBANCE, B-5 LOT, 915
GREGG ST. Anna Williams
said Frederick Mack and
Chanea Washington were
fighting. When reporting
officers J.D. Rosier and B.J.
Timbers arrived, Mack was
trying to get Washington to
leave. Both said they did not
feel threatened. A small
paring knife was found and
taken.
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PHOTO BY CANDI HAUGLUM/TH6,GAMECOCK
Valerie Reeves, front, a fourth-year psychology student, and
Valeria Cometto, a third-year finance student, paste feathers
on a papier-mache Cocky Thursday afternoon. Several
organizations had to change their floats after they found out
the judges won't be sitting on the side they had thought.
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