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POLICE REPORT
Each number on
the map stands
for a crime
corresponding
with numbered
descriptions in
the list below.
DAY CRIMES
(6a.m.-6p.m.)
□ Violent
O Nonviolent
NIGHT CRIMES
(6p.m.-6a.m.)
■ Violent
• Nonviolent
CRIMES AT
UNKNOWN
HOURS
H Violent
® Nonviolent
victim said
he lost his
blue Nokia
cell phone
in the
McKissick
building.
Reporting
officer: J.
Harrelson.
® PETIT
LARCENY,
THOMAS
COOPER LI
BRARY,
1322
GREENE ST.
Tuesday, June 1
© HARRASSMENT, ROOM 303,
COMPUTER SERVICES BUILDING,
501 SUMTER ST. The victim said
he got a harassing pornographic
e-mail. Evidence was placed in an
evidence locker. Reporting officer:
W.R. Bond.
Wednesday, June 2
© LOST PROPERTY,
MCKISSICK, 816 BULL ST. The
The com
plainant said someone stole a sil
ver Motorola cell phone, invento
ry control number 89624GHCP,
from the charger on the main floor
behind the circulation desk.
Reporting officer: J. Harrelson.
Thursday, June 3
® ASSISTANCE RENDERED,
WARDLAW COLLEGE, 820 MAIN
ST. The victim said she was hav
ing severe abdominal and lower
back pain. She was taken to
Baptist Medical Center for treat
ment. Reporting officer: J.
Harrelson.
® ASSISTANCE RENDERED,
CLIFF APARTMENTS, 1321 WHA
LEY ST. The victim complained of
chest pains and was taken to
Baptist Medical Center. Reporting
officer: C. Taylor.
Friday, June 4
(?) ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE, 611
BULL ST. The complainant said
she accidentally hit a post with the
left front quarter panel of a white
Ford Ranger belonging to USC
Parking Services. Reporting offi
cer: W.R. Bond.
□ DISORDERLY CONDUCT, SARGE
FRYE FIELD, 1316 HEYWARD ST.
The complainant saw Joseph
Leviner, Jonathon Leviner, Billie
Boyd and William Boyd fighting
at Sarge Frye Field. All subjects
were escorted off the premises,
and no arrests were made. Joseph
Leviner complained of injuries
but refused medical attention. All
subjects were advised of how to
prosecute if they wanted to.
Reporting officer: C. Taylor.
Sunday, June 6
© AUTO BREAK-IN, LARCENY
OF MONEY, STROM THURMOND
WELLNESS AND FITNESS CENTER,
1020 BLOSSOM ST. The victim
said someone used a brick to
break the front passenger win
dow of her Honda Accord and
stole: a tan purse valued at $10; a
tan wallet valued at $13 and $140
in cash. Reporting officer: J.
Meador.
Monday, June 7
O DISORDERLY CONDUCT, MA
LICIOUS INJURY TO PERSONAL
PROPERTY, RESISTING ARREST, 5
21 LOT, THE ROOST, 147 MARION
ST. Reporting officer G. Kerwin
was sent to the scene in response
to a call from Sizemore Security
about a woman lying on the
ground crying, with a man stand
ing over her. Kerwin made con
tact with the man, Harris
Honeycutt, who was carrying the
woman, Kathleen Gill, away from
the entrance of the Roost.
Honeycutt was ordered to put Gill
down so the officer could look at
her. She was unsteady on her feet
and smelled strongly of alcohol. A
record check revealed she was un
derage. Gill became combative
and was arrested. Because of Gill’s
mood swings, Kerwin called EMS
and Gill was taken to Richland
emergency room, where she was
sedated. Additional reporting of
ficer: B. Timbers.
O ASSISTANCE RENDERED,
1620 PENDLETON ST. The victim
said she had an allergic reaction
to something she ate. She was tak
en to Baptist Medical Center for
treatment. Reporting officer: S.P.
Sonnefeld.
O ASSISTANCE RENDERED,
STROM THURMOND WELLNESS
AND FITNESS CENTER, 1020
BLOSSOM ST. The victim said he
hurt his left knee playing basket
ball. He was taken by EMS to
Baptist Medical Center. Reporting
officer: M. Denard, J. Widdifield.
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