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POLICE REPORT
These reports are taken directly from the USC Police Department
Compiled by Alexis Stratton.
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
Thursday, Oct. 16 window. She said that a black
Pioneer CD stereo and a $5 bill
00 AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY OF were removed. Total estimated
CD STEREO, BULL ST. GARAGE, value: $135. Reporting officer:
LEVEL 2F, 915 BULL ST. The J.A. Clarke.
victim said someone broke her 00 AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY OF
passenger’s-side rear vent CDS, BULL ST. GARAGE, LEVEL
5C, 600 BULL ST. The victim
said someone broke out the
passenger’s-side rear vent
window and removed 75 CDs and
one black CD case. Total
estimated value: $985. Reporting
officer: R.B. Baker.
U AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY OF
CD STEREO, BULL ST. GARAGE,
1520 DEVINE ST. The victim said
someone cut her convertible top
and removed a black Pioneer CD
stereo and about 10 to 12 CDs
from her vehicle. Total estimated
value: $176. Reporting officer:
T A Pl/irkp
S3 MALICIOUS INJURY TO
PERSONAL PROPERTY, CLIFF
APARTMENTS PARKING LOT,
1311 WHALEY ST. The victim
said someone broke out the
driver’s-side rear vent window of
her vehicle. Estimated damage:
$200. Reporting officer: R.B.
Baker.
(f LARCENY OF BICYCLE,
NATIONAL ADVOCACY CENTER,
1620 PENDLETON ST. The
complainant said someone
removed a specialized mountain
bicycle from a rack behind the
National Advocacy Center. The
chain that was on the bicycle for
security was left behind, locked
and undamaged. Estimated value:
$300. Reporting officer: G. Kerwin.
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY,
(D PRESTON RESIDENCE HALL,
1323 GREENE ST. Someone
pushed a planter into a flower
bed behind Preston dorm. No
damage was present on any
property. The planter was put
back where it came from.
Reporting officer: G. Kerwin.
fM AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY OF
CD PLAYER, UPPER ROOST LOT,
1322 HEYWARD ST. The victim
said that someone entered his
unlocked vehicle and removed a
portable CD player, blue book
bag, three textbooks, a music
dictionary and an Italian-to
English dictionary. Total
estimated value: $300. Reporting
officer: D. Pardue.
□ AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY OF
SPEAKERS, CLIFF APARTMENTS
PARKING LOT, 1311 WHALEY ST.
The victim said someone broke
out the passenger’s-side rear
vent window of the victim’s
vehicle and removed one set of
speakers and one Boss amplifier.
Estimated value: $390. Reporting
officer: R.B. Baker.
□ AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY OF
CD PLAYER AND CD, CLIFF
APARTMENTS PARKING LOT,
1311 WHALEY ST. The victim
said someone broke out the
driver’s side window of the
victim’s vehicle and removed a
CD player and one CD. Estimated
value: $113. Reporting officer:
Bskcr *
m SIMPLE POSSESSION OF
MARIJUANA, MINOR IN
POSSESSION OF LIQUOR, BATES
LOT, 1423 WHALEY ST. Reporting
officer E.L. Pereira observed
Jordan Leonard walking in the
Bates parking lot with a plastic
cup in hand. When Pereira
approached Leonard, Pereira
asked her what was in the cup,
and she said alcohol. Pereira
could smell a strong odor of an
alcoholic beverage inside the
cup. Leonard was arrested for
minor in possession of liquor.
When Pereira asked if Leonard ’
had anything in her pockets, she
produced a clear plastic bag with
a green, leafy substance inside
thought to be marijuana.
Reporting officers: E.L. Pereira,
K. Mitchum.
EJ RESISTING ARREST,
DISORDERLY CONDUCT,
COLONIAL CENTER, 801 LINCOLN
ST. The complainant called
reporting officers K. A. Gilbert
and C.L. Davis to respond to a
disorderly female at the
Colonial Center in the lower
level. Upon arrival, Susan
Maleski was loud and boisterous
and had a strong odor of alcohol
on her breath. Maleski then
began to shout at the officers
. and was unsteady on her feet.
She was then placed under
arrest. Leonard became
combative and tried to resist the
officers’ control. She began to
buck and kick and was brought
to the ground to control her
resistance. She again began to
kick and struck Officer Lee
Davis with her foot. She began
to complain of a breathing
difficulty. Richland County EMS
was called and responded.
Leonard was taken to the
ambulance. She became
combative in the ambulance and
struck EMT Wendy Lyle.
Richland County EMTs placed
Leonard in a straight jacket.
She was transported to
Palmetto Richland Memorial
Hospital. After release from the
hospital, she was transported
to Alvin S. Glen Detention
Center.
Tickets
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
She said SG has been working
i closely with the athletics depart
ment and the Student Gamecock
Club to find a solution that would
benefit all students.
1995 gives SG authority over the
student-ticket distribution system
for the Carolina-Clemson game.
Dreiling said the ultimate de
cision might involve an online
student vote or that the matter
might be put to Student Senate for
deliberation.
In addition to her own prob
lems with the system, Dreiling
msuup saiu
many students
don’t know how
valuable their
opinions are.
“It’s impor
tant for the stu
dents to get to
us and let us
know,” Bishop
said.
Dreiline said
“For the past two years
at Clemson, I haven’t
gotten tickets, and I’m
the most die-hard
Gamecock fan there is.”
SEAN BISHOP
PRESIDENT. STUDENT GAMECOCK CLUB
acuu uiai as vu-c
president last
year, she heard
several students
complaining
about the
Clemson away
game.
Dreiling said
there’s little
chance the sys
tem will be ad
SG’s goal is to show the athletics
department that students are be
hind a change of some sort.
She said athletics department
officials have shown they’re will
ing to help but that they need to
have a reason for changing the dis
tribution system.
A university policy adopted in
justed this year, as the Clemson
game is little more than a month
away.
“We don’t want to rush into any
thing that will make the students
unhappy in the future,” she said.
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BRIEFLY
Anthropologist to
speak at USC event
The susceptibility of African
American women to illness,
chronic conditions and prema
ture death is the topic of USC’s
annual Adrenee Glover
Freeman Lecture in Women’s
Studies Tuesday.
Anthropologist Leith
Mullings of the City University
of New York will speak at 7 p.m.
in Gambrell Hall auditorium.
The lecture is free and open to
the public.
Mulling is the presidential
professor of anthropology and
director of the program in med
ical anthropology at the gradu
ate center at CUNY. Her lec
ture, titled “The Sojourner
Syndrome: Participatory
Research and Women’s Health
in Harlem, New York,” will ad
dress contributing factors to
African-American women’s
poorer health and why the in
cidence of health problems
among African-American wom
en is far greater than white
women.
Muslim students to
hold Ramadan talk
The Muslim Student
Association will present
“Introduction to Ramadan,” a
lecture, on Saturday, Oct. 25,
2003 at 6:30 p.m. in the Russell
House Theater. The lecture will
include free pizza, snacks and
refreshments.
The Muslim Students
Association Web site says it pro
vides USC students with the op
portunity to come together in a
supportive Muslim environment
to educate the Columbia com
munity about Islam. The MSA
sponsors a variety of activities,
dialogues and social gatherings.
In addition, the MSA sponsors
guest lectures that are free and
open to everyone. All students,
faculty and community mem
bers are welcome to these
events. Above all, the MSA rec-'
ognizes that students are at var
ied levels in their own faith and
the organization is welcoming
to all, regardless of the extent of
one’s religious knowledge or de
termination.
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