The GC&SU Public Safety Report

* On March 19, at approximately 11:08 p.m., Officer D. Williams was dispatched to Foundation Hall in reference to a fire alarm. Upon arrival, Officer Williams observed the Pull Station had been activated. While speaking with some of the students, it was learned that a female had pulled the alarm in order to get a female student outside so they could fight. Officer Williams learned that the female who pulled the fire alarm has left several threatening phone messages on the student’s phone because she was dating her ex-boyfriend.

The female called down the hall for her ex-boyfriend, then a few minutes later, pulled the fire alarm.

When the student exited the building, the female who pulled the fire alarm chased her.

Contact was made with the female who pulled the fire alarm who was unable to give a valid reason for pulling the alarm. The female also admitted to driving up to Foundation Hall and a check of her license through GCIC showed that her license was suspended.

Officer Williams advised that he would not arrest her at that time because of having two small children with her, but that he would be seeking warrants on Tuesday. A Trespass Warning was issued to the offending student, permanently banning her from all GC&SU property. This case is active pending warrants.

* On March 10, at approximately 6:24 a.m., Officer D. Williams was dispatched to Wells Hall in reference to a TV in the elevator smelling of smoke. Milledgeville Fire Department responded and the area was checked and it was determined that the TV was the source of the smell. The TV was taken and placed into evidence until the owner could be found.

* On March 11, at approximately 2:20 a.m., Officer Dixon observed a group of individuals in the parking lot of Century Bank. One subject was standing there with his shirt off. Contact was made with the man, who was yelling that the bouncers at a downtown club had beat him up. It was obvious that the man had been beat up and the odor of an alcoholic type beverage was coming from his person. A check of the man’s ID showed that he was 19 years of age. The man tested positive on the Alco-Sensor for alcohol. Officer Dixon offered to take the man to the hospital for medical attention, which he refused. The man was arrested and transported to the Milledgeville Police Department and issued a citation for Underage Consumption of Alcohol.

* On March 5, a approximately 7 a.m., it was reported that a woman had fainted and collapsed while walking up the stairs in the Kilpatrick Atrium. EMS was called to the scene and the woman was transported to the Oconee Regional Medical Center. Officer G. Williams made contact with the woman’s husband later in the day and was advised that his wife was pregnant.

* On March 2, at approximately 1 p.m., a student reported that her parking hang tag had been stolen and was now hanging in another vehicle. Contact was made with a other student who admitted to taking the tag. At the request of the victim, no charges were pressed against the offender. However, a student disciplinary action was written against him.

* On March 3, at approximately 1:13 a.m., a student reported that unknown person or persons had pushed in the glass covering on a vending machine in Napier Hall and removed two bags of Frito’s. There are no suspects at this time. This case is under investigation.

* On March 21, at approximately 9:25 a.m., a woman reported that she found damage to the ATM machine located at MSU. The damage consisted of a two inch crack in the plastic surrounding the key pad. The damage occurred between March 18 at 5 p.m. and March 21. Employers from the bank will send over a copy of the video. This case is under investigation.

Posted by Colonnade Archives on Mar 25 2005. Filed under News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry