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could be considered.
The Hark Resolution, a piece
of legislation intending to bolster
Student Government’s support
of Harkj is yet to be reviewed.
At this point, Hark and the
controversy over his personal
Web site remains unconnected
to his role in RHA. Hark said he
is, however, willing to answer
questions about why he person
ally decided to post the picture
oi} his Website.
“I will respond to those
charges on their merit, and I will
do so with disagreement,” Hark
said.
He has no plans to remove
anything from the Web site.
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BRIEFLY
Iraqi insurgents
hit U.S. compound
BAGHDAD, IRAQ (AP) -
America’s top soldier in Iraq
said Tuesday a “blanket of
fear” that Saddam Hussein
will return prevents Iraqis
from giving U.S. troops intel
ligence vital to curb the grow
ing insurgency — stepped up
attacks underlined by a late
night barrage on the heart of
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fired mortars toward the U.S.
headquarters compound,
known as the “Green Zone,” in
Baghdad.
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damage to coalition headquar
ters, located in the Republican
Palace. After one detonation,
white smoke could be seen ris
ing from an area just north of
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POLICE REPORT
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
□ Violent
® Nonviolent
Saturday, Oct. 11
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® MINOR POSSESSION OF
LIQUOR, INTERSECTION OF
BLOSSOM AND SUMTER
STREETS Reporting officer R.B.
Baker saw William Propp
making an illegal U-tum at the
intersection of Blossom and
Sumter streets. Baker pulled him
over. He asked if there was
anything in the vehicle that
should not be there. Baker
reported that Propp produced a
silver flask he said contained
vodka.
Friday, Oct. 31
® LARCENY OF CELL PHONE,
WELSH HUMANITIES BUILDING,
1614 COLLEGE ST. The victim
said someone took her silver
Samsung cell phone. Estimated
value: $350. Reporting officer:
J.M. Simmons.
Wednesday, Nov. 5
# LARCENY OF BICYCLES,
CAPSTONE HOUSE, 902
BARNWELL ST. The victim said
someone stole from him two
bicycles and two bicycle locks.
He also said someone took a
purse, American Eagle wallet,
Clinique lipstick, an NCAA 2003
football GameCube game and
memory card from him. Total
estimated value: $315. Reporting
officer: D. Pardue.
Friday, Nov. 7
® ILLEGAL USE OF TELEPHONE,
CLIFF APARTMENTS, 1321
WHALEY ST. The victim said she
has received several obscene
telephone calls. The victim
provided reporting officer J. A.
Clarke with a description of the
subject, Denise Gray, as well as a
call-back number.
© PETIT LARCENY, MCMASTER
COLLEGE, 1615 SENATE ST. The
complainant said someone took a
cordless phone with an
answering machine from a
secured room in McMaster
College. Estimated value: $60.
Reporting officer: R.A. Whitlock.
© MALICIOUS INJURY TO
PERSONAL PROPERTY, 1200
BLOCK OF BARNWELL STREET
The victim said someone
damaged the left side of his
vehicle’s front bumper.
Estimated damage: $150.
Reporting officer: J.M. Simmons.
O THREATENING (VERBAL),
DOUGLAS RESIDENCE HALL, 614
MAIN ST. The complainant said
that while in his room, Frederick
Mueller threatened to kill him.
Reporting officer: G. Kerwin.
Saturday, Nov. 8
© LARCENY OF TELEVISION,
RECOVERY, BATES HOUSE FRONT
DESK, 1423 WHALEY ST. The
victim said Brian Mowry
removed his television without
permission. The victim located
his television and called USCPD.
Mowry furnished a written
statement admitting to the
incident. A second subject, Steve
Vik, also said that he was
involved, and he was placed on
trespass notice. Mowry was
issued a student violation of
policy notice. Estimated value:
$500. Reporting officer: D.
Pardue.
Sunday, Nov. 9
□ AUTO BREAK-IN, PETIT
LARCENY, GRAVEL PARKING LOT,
1401 BLOSSOM ST. While
conducting surveillance,
reporting officer J.R. Merrill saw
Shelton Sherrill and Maurice
Mickens walk into the parking
lot and directly to a black Chevy
Blazer. Sherrill lifted the back
cargo door and entered the
vehicle. Then, Sherrill opened a
passenger door and Mickens
entered the vehicle. Sherrill
Mickens repeatedly exited the
vehicle to look around. At one
point, Mickens entered another
vehicle later determined to be
his. The reporting officer said
that based on experience, this
activity was thought to be
consistent with criminal activity
and called other units. Officer
R.B. Baker approached the
vehicle on foot while Sherrill
and Mickens were inside and
saw them trying to remove the
radio by force. They were then
ordered out of the vehicle at
gunpoint and taken into
investigative detention.
© SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY, BULL
STREET GARAGE, 600 BULL ST.
The complainant reported
suspicious activity in the Bull
Street Garage. Reporting
officers: B. Timbers, D. Pardue.
Monday, Nov. 10
f$. ILLEGAL USE OF TELEPHONE
(HARASSING), BATES HOUSE,
1423 WHALEY ST. The victim
said two Spanish-speaking
males called her cell phone
repeatedly between Nov. 2 and
Nov. 10. Reporting officer: J.L.
Meador.
@ GRAND LARCENY OF MOTOR
VEHICLE, S-8 LOT, 1328 WHEAT
ST. The complainant said he
parked his vehicle at the above
location and that someone took
it. Estimated value: $5,000.
Reporting officer: T. Means.
® MALICIOUS INJURY TO
PERSONAL PROPERTY, E-2
PARKING LOT, 1328 WHEAT ST.
The victim said someone
scratched the driver’s side and
hood of the victim’s vehicle.
Estimated damage: $300.
Reporting officer: L. Davis.
M AUTO BREAK-IN, COLISEUM
LOTI, PARK AND BLOSSOM
STREETS The victim said
someone broke out the
passengpr’s-side window of his CKx
vehicle and took a radar detector ,aj{
from his secured vehicle.
Estimated value: $150. Reporting
officer: L. Davis.
® LARCENY OF BOOK BAG,
PARTIAL RECOVERY, THOMAS
COOPER LIBRARY, SECOND
FLOOR, 1322 GREENE ST. The
complainant said someone took
her book bag, one textbook, a set
of car keys, a debit card, driver’s
license and USC ID. The book
was recovered by a witness at
the South Carolina Bookstore.
Total estimated value: $110.
Reporting officer: Taylor.
116] AUTO BREAK-IN, PETIT
LARCENY, COLISEUM LOT 1, 900
DEVINE ST. The victim said
someone broke out the right
passenger’s-side window of the
victim’s vehicle, entered and
removed a radar detector.
Estimated value: $75. Reporting
officer: D.W. Friels.
The second victim said he
parked his vehicle in the
Carolina Center parking lot B.
He said he found his vehicle with
the passenger’s-side window
broken out and his radar
detector taken. No other items
were taken. Estimated value:
$200. Reporting officer: E.A.
Adkins.
® ILLEGAL USE OF TELEPHONE
(THREATENING), PRESTON
RESIDENCE HALL, 1323 GREENE
ST. The complainant said an
unknown female caller made a
threatening phone call to her.
Reporting officer: C. Taylor.
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