Public Safety Report

Do It On Your Own Time
According to a Public Safety report, Feb. 11 at approximately 11:34 a.m. officer Jamaal Hicks was dispatched to the library
in reference to a person looking at inappropriate material on a computer. Contact was made with a male, who was informed of the computer policy. Further investigations found that the male had made rude comments to the staff at the library. Copies of the Web sites he was viewing were printed and given to Hicks. The male was issued a trespass warning from all GCSU property for two years.

High Times at GCSU
According to a Public Safety report, Feb. 8 at approximately 8:31 p.m. officer Tron Smith was dispatched to Foundation Hall in reference to possible marijuana being smoked in one of the rooms. Contact was made with the resident, who denied smoking anything and stated nothing was in the room. A search of the room was conducted and a pipe containing marijuana was found in the resident’s jacket pocket. The other
resident entered the room while it was being searched and a plastic container smelling strongly of marijuana was found in a tissue box next to his bed. Another smoking device was found in the bathroom. When asked about the items found, both subjects acted as though they had no idea how the items got in their room and were very uncooperative.

Weed Seeds
According to a Public Safety report, Feb. 11 at approximately 12:45 p.m. a female reported that she found marijuana seeds on a dresser in a room in Parkhurst Hall while viewing the room with contractors. The residents of the room were contacted and advised to bring their marijuana, paraphernalia and alcohol to Public Safety, which they did. All contraband was disposed of and the marijuana was placed into evidence. The case has been turned over to the Student Judicial Board.

Bad Guest
According to a Public Safety report, Feb. 5 at approximately 7:51 p.m. a student reported that antidepressant medication was stolen from her room at The Village. She advised that her roommate had several people over the night before and the next day she found her medication missing. The resident spoke with one of the people at the party who admitted to stealing the pills. She also pointed out a hole punched in the wall of the hallway of Building 400 that the alleged thief had punched when he was fighting someone else. The case has been turned over to investigators.

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