Assault
1/20/09 – 3:25 a.m. – Thurston Hall – case closed
University Police Department officers responded to a fight in progress. When they arrived, the complainant, who was not affiliated with the University, said someone he did not know had kicked him in the head. The officers were able to identify the individual, who was a student. The complainant did not press charges. Referred to Student Judicial Services
Burglary
1/21/09 – 11:00 p.m. – Off campus – open case
A GW alumnus notified UPD that a GW employee broke into his house and hit him. Officers encouraged him to file a police report at a local agency.
Disorderly Conduct
1/23/09 – 1:57 a.m. – Ivory Tower – case closed
A male student contacted UPD because his girlfriend would not leave his room. Officers arrived and escorted her out of the room. Referred to SJS
1/24/09 – 12:03 a.m. – Somers Hall (MVC) – case closed
UPD received a call that two individuals were arguing loudly. It was a verbal dispute between two female students. When officers arrived, they were separated. Referred to SJS
Drug Law Violation
1/22/09 – 1:40 a.m. – Thurston Hall – case closed
An officer noticed a suspicious odor in the residence hall. Upon arriving at the odorous room and speaking with a student, he notified the community director, who performed an administrative search. Paraphernalia and 4.8 grams of marijuana were found in the room. Referred to SJS
1/24/09 – 2:30 a.m. – FSK Hall – case closed
An officer noticed a suspicious odor in the residence hall. Once the room was identified, the community director was notified and performed an administrative search of the student’s room. There was evidence of marijuana, but it was too small to weigh. Referred to SJS
Liquor Law Violation
1/20/09 – 3:20 a.m. – Public property on campus – case closed
Officers received a report of an intoxicated individual on the 2100 block of I Street. The officers assessed the male student’s condition and determined that he needed additional medical attention. EMeRG transported him to the GW Hospital. Referred to SJS
