Crime Blotter Nov 28- Dec 4 2008
Report # 08-3020
Incident Date: 11/30/08
Officer: B. Chapman
Location: Science Building
Incident Type: Larceny of a Bicycle
Synopsis:
On Sunday, Nov 30th 2008 at approx. 07:04hrs., Public Safety Officer Chapman received a report of a stolen bicycle. The victim reported that her bicycle had been left locked at a bicycle rack at the Science Building on Nov 25th. The victim stated that she returned to pick up her bicycle this morning and discovered that it was missing. The bicycle is a Roadmaster, mountain bike, red and silver in color, Serial # S1L0081950 valued at approx $75.00. The matter was turned over to Berrien Springs Police Dept. for further investigation.
Report # 08-3043
Incident Date: 11/29/2008
Officer: K. Branley
Location: Howard Performing Arts Center Parking Lot
Incident Type: Theft from a vehicle
Synopsis:
On Tuesday, Dec 2nd, 2008 at 16:00hrs., Public Safety was contacted by the victim who wanted to file a theft report. The victim reported that on Saturday, Nov 29th 2008 she parked her vehicle in the HPAC parking lot and left it unlocked for approx 3hrs. When she returned she discovered a wallet was missing from the vehicle.
Report # 08-3049
Incident Date: 12/03/2008
Officer: L. Guerrero
Location: Bell Hall
Incident Type: Theft from a building
Synopsis:
On Wednesday, December 3rd 2008 at approx. 11:47hrs., Public Safety received a complaint of a walking cane that was stolen from the Leadership Dept. The victim reported that the cane was left unattended in the office area on Dec 1st 2008 and she discovered that it was missing a short time later. The victim stated that she wanted to make a belated theft report for her property. The cane was described as a adjustable metal bronze colored walked cane.
Report # 08-3050
Incident Date: 12/03/2008
Officer: Lt. Castillo
Location: Omitted
Incident Type: Embezzlement
Synopsis:
On Wednesday, December 3rd 2008 Public Safety began an embezzlement investigation involving the theft of approx $180.00. During the investigation a suspect was identified and the entire matter was turned over to Berrien Springs Police Dept.