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POLICE REPORT
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These reports are taken directly from the USC Police Department.
Compiled by Allyson Bird.
Friday, Nov. 8
O NONCRIMINAL MISCHIEF,
FIELD HOUSE, 116 MARION ST.
David Sonnefteld said someone
unhinged the gate to the
baseball equipment and threw
softballs around the Field
House. The person also used the
pitching machine to lodge
softballs m the walls. Reporting
officer: N. DeHaai.
© MALICIOUS INJURY TO
PERSONAL PROPERTY, FS4 LOT,
937 ASSEMBLY ST. Kathryn
Luchok said someone broke her
rear window. Estimated damage:
$500. Reporting officer: D. Hare.
O auto break-in, larceny
OF PURSES, COLISEUM LOT 2,
700 PARK ST. Fourteen people
were victims of automobile
break-ins and thefts of such
objects as purses, pagers, IDs
and keys. Reporting officers: T.
Cox, S. Schreiber.
© POSSESSION WITH INTENT TO
DISTRIBUTE WITHIN HALF A MILE
OF A SCHOOL, 1400 GREENE ST.
Michael Helgeson, Nehemiah
Evans and Bryan Lee were found
to be involved in suspicious
activity. Reporting officers P.
Jones and M. Gooding got
permission to search them, and
found 21 baggies on Helgeson and
Evans. Lee was only giving the
other two directions, and was
free to leave after receiving a
trespass warning.
Sunday, Nov. 10
G LARCENY OF STUDENT ID,
BLAH P.E. CENTER, 1328
WHEAT ST. Devin Christopher
left his ID on the basketball
court, and the ID was missing
when he returned. Reporting
officer: S. Meador.
G AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY
OF CD STEREO, LOT 2, 800
GREENE ST. Stephen Bierman
said someone broke his car
window and took a CD stereo,
amplifier and four speakers.
Estimated value: $800.
Jennifer Norton said
someone broke her window
and took a CD player.
Estimated value: $200.
Rodney Topp and Erin
Shrader each also had a
broken window and a
missing CD player.
Estimated value: $150 each.
Reporting officers: J. Clarke,
T. Cox, G. Cox.
Saturday, Nov. 9
© AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY
OF PURSE, BLAH P.E.
CENTER TENNIS COURTS,
1451 WHEAT ST. Valarie
Bartley said someone broke
her car window and took two
purses, a wallet and personal
information cards. Estimated
value: $80. Reporting officer:
J. Coaxum.
B ASSAULT AND BATTERY,
WILLIAMS-BRICE STADIUM,
1000 GEORGE ROGERS
BLVD. (OFF MAP) After
Donald Ogburn, apologizing,
ran past reporting officer J.
Clarke, Jeffrey Moore was
found holding his nose.
Moore said Ogburn had hit
him in the face.
© POSSESSION OF BEER BY A
MINOR, POSSESSION OF FAKE
ID, WILLIAMS-BRICE STADIUM,
1000 GEORGE ROGERS BLVD.
(OFF MAP) When reporting
officer J. Claypoole asked
Jason Tyner to remove objects
from his pockets, Tyner
presented three cans of beer.
He said he had only a Clemson
student ID. The officer then
asked for his wallet, in which
he found a South Carolina
driver’s license and a second,
altered ID.
Sunday, Nov. 10
0 MALICIOUS INJURY TO
PERSONAL PROPERTY, 1200
BLOSSOM ST. Fred Collins
said someone threw
something off the roof of
Snowden residence hall and
hit his vehicle. Estimated
damage: $200. Reporting
officer: D. Hare.
0 SIMPLE POSSESSION OF
MARIJUANA, POSSESSION OF
ALCOHOL UNDER AGE 21,
HUGER AND BLOSSOM
STREETS Cole Barnes was
stopped for changing lanes
improperly. Barnes
consented to a search, and
reporting officers T. Cox and
D. Hare found marijuana and
three cans of Bud Light.
Barnes was arrested.
Monday, Nov. 11
® AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY
OF TELEVISION, COMPUTER
SERVICES GARAGE, 501
SUMTER ST. Antonio
Montgomery said someone
smashed his window and
took two TV monitors, one
CD player, one cell phone and
292 CDs. Estimated value:
$4,046. Reporting officer: J.
Patterson.
(g) COLLISION, PENDLETON
AND BARNWELL STREETS
Stephen Rodgers was legally
parked when he was struck by
another vehicle. The driver of
the other vehicle left the scene.
Reporting officer: R. Baker.
' <g> AUTO BREAK-IN,
ATTEMPTED LARCENY OF CD
PLAYER AND RADIO, 700
PARK ST. Andrew Rosenberg
said someone broke his
window and tried to take his
radio/CD-player, which
broke. His dashboard was also
damaged, but nothing was
reported missing. Reporting
officer: J. Simmons.
@ COLLISION, PENDLETON
STREET GARAGE, PENDLETON
STREET Katherine Worley
was backing out of-a parking
space when Stephanie Knight
struck her. Reporting officer:
J. Meador.
@ ILLEGAL USE OF
TELEPHONE, COLUMBIA
HALL, 918 BARNWELL ST.
The victim said Gale
Hutchins made harassing
calls to him. Reporting
officers: B. Baker, B. Timbers.
St. Thomas More Catholic Center
Rev. Tim Lijewski Mass Schedule Sacrament of Penance
Chaplin Saturday 4:30 pm Saturday 3:00 pm-4:00pm
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