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October 5, 2009 —
Wanted man found
• Campus police arrested an 18-year-old male Sunday, Sept. 27, at the 7-Eleven store on the corner of Bay and Pierce Roads after officers found a felony warrant for his arrest out of Wyoming, Mich.
Store attendants called campus police because the man continually loitered in the area for no apparent reason.
The suspect had been questioned before about his behavior and each time had given a different last name. Police told the clerks to call if they saw any further suspicious activity.
The suspect had been staying with an 18-year-old female. He is now in custody.
Ron Trepkowski, chief of University Police, has requested that any student who sees suspicious behavior please call campus police.
Cardinal mascot takes a punch
• A Northwood fan punched SVSU’s mascot in the face after he accused the Cardinal of stepping on his phone. The suspect fled and was later detained by campus police for assault and resisting arrest. Alcohol appeared to be a factor. Freshmen hospitalized
• A freshman from First Year Suites went to the hospital Thursday with an allergic reaction to pepper spray after his friend shot it at his eyes for a bet.
The student was sprayed in the eyes for $20 and taken away in an ambulance. He has since recovered.
Students caught with drugs, alcohol
• A 25-year-old male was taken to jail after police found marijuana in his car. Campus police had made a routine traffic stop on Bay Road after they saw the car was swerving and had equipment failure.
Two warrants were out for his arrest in Saginaw County. He also had an expired driver’s license.
• On Sunday, Sept. 20, two male students from the First Year Suites were caught with marijuana.
Officers were dispatched after a resident assistant reported smelling alcohol and marijuana on people leaving the suites.
An investigation is ongoing.
• Two minor in possession misdemeanors were given out Friday, Sept. 25, at 1:40 a.m. A campus police officer noticed two suspects, an 18-year-old female and 20-year-old male, staggering along Davis Road.
The officer stopped them after the man urinated on a red trailer in the A Lot. Both blew over the legal limit on a breathalyzer test and were issued citations.
Items go missing
• Sunday, Sept. 20, three women from Living Center Southwest were charged with larceny and burglary after being caught with a lamp and textbook from another woman’s room.
The suspects claim they took the items in retaliation after the victim had ruined one of their DVDs.
• A female student from Living Center Southwest reported $60 cash stolen. The case is still open.
• Saturday, Sept. 19, a student had his laptop stolen on the fourth floor of Zahnow Library. He said he walked downstairs and when he came back, it was missing. He immediately reported it to a librarian.
The item has yet to be found