Disorderly Conduct

3/3/07 – Duqu?s Hall – 10:36 p.m. – case closed
University Police Department officers responded to a complaint from an employee working in Duqu?s Hall. The employee said he was talking to another employee about work performance and the second employee became belligerent. By the time officers arrived the unruly individual had calmed down.
– Referred to Department

3/3/07 – Ross Hall – 8:00 p.m. – case closed
A female student called UPD because she was unable to enter Himmelfarb Library. She wanted to work on a project, but she did not have her GWorld card. The employee at the library explained that proper identification is required to enter Ross Hall. Officers escorted the student out of the building.
– Referred to Department

3/3/07 – 600 Block of 21st Street – 1:30 a.m. – case closed
UPD received a call regarding two male students who were allegedly throwing bottles as they walked by a fraternity. Officers identified the two students they believed were involved and assessed their condition. It was determined that both had been drinking and were underage.
– Referred to SJS

Drug Law Violation

3/3/07 – Madison Hall – 4:55 a.m. – case closed
UPD responded to a complaint of items being thrown out of a window in Madison Hall. After responding to the location, officers made contact with three male students. Officers noticed a small amount of marijuana. The community director was contacted and conducted an administrative search. Officers confiscated 2.8 grams of marijuana from the scene.
– Referred to SJS

Harassment

3/2/07 – Potomac House- 3:02 a.m. – case closed
Two female students contacted UPD and alleged that a male student on the same floor had been harassing them. The two students claimed he had been calling them names and playing pranks on them.
– Referred to SJS

Liquor Law Violation

3/3/07 – Thurston Hall – 4:05 a.m. – case closed
UPD responded to a noise complaint. Officers heard loud banging from a room and knocked on the door. After waiting for an answer, officers entered the room. Three males were having a small party with alcohol. Two students in the room were underage, and no one needed medical attention.
– Referred to SJS

3/4/07 City Hall – 1:13 a.m. – case closed
UPD responded to a noise complaint, and found 18 subjects in the room. Fourteen subjects were underage. The individuals were observed drinking alcohol. Officers assessed the condition of each individual, and none needed medical attention. Two subjects were unaffiliated with GW and were barred from campus. The remaining 16 students were referred to SJS.
– Subjects barred from campus

-compiled by Ashley Roberts