Here are some of June’s eye-catching crime log entries
The police department’s daily crime log had 40 reports in June. Here are some of the more eye-catching offenses.
On June 4 around noon, a student in Jardine Hall saw the words “help me” written in the dust on the door of a restroom stall and reported it to campus police.
On June 6 around 9 a.m., a resident assistant found a “vial of liquid that contained 80 percent THC” in a student’s room in Shocker Hall. The incident is under investigation.
On June 7 around 9 a.m., the university received a letter “threatening to personally collect money owed by the university.”
On June 11 around 1 p.m., a Heskett Center instructor teaching an advanced swimming class got into an argument with a student because the student “could not swim and was at risk for drowning.”
On June 26 around 7:30 p.m., a fight broke out during a Heskett Center soccer game. The incident is under investigation.
On June 27 around 5:30 p.m., a homeless man tried to steal items from an office in the geology building.
Also on June 27 around 5:30 p.m., BBQ sauce was thrown on a parked car in the Suites parking lot. The vehicle was also scratched. The incident is under investigation.
Andrew Linnabary was the 2018-2019 Digital Managing Editor of The Sunflower. He studied journalism and minored in English. Linnabary is from Wichita, Kansas.
