POLICE BLOTTER: Sept. 30 – Oct. 5
Friday, Sept. 30
• USU Police responded to a found property incident at the Fine Arts Center tunnel. Police found a car key and remote in the tunnel.
• Police responded to a fire alarm in the Industrial Science Building. The alarm was activated by a blast furnace that was producing too much heat in one of the classrooms. A work order with HVAC was submitted to investigate the problem.
Saturday, Oct. 1
• USU Police assisted Logan Police in searching for and apprehending three individuals suspected of robbing someone and burglarizing a vehicle.
• USU Police responded to a noise problem near 1000 N. 200 East in Logan, because Logan Police was extremely busy. USU Police arrived and observed four individuals outside. One of the individuals decided he did not talk to the police and ran. USU Police pursued and arrested the individual for minor in possession of alcohol and failure to obey the command of a police officer and booked him into the Cache County Jail.
• USU Police responded to assist Logan Police on a noisy house party on 600 East in Logan. Police arrived and stood by while one individual was arrested for minor in possession of alcohol. The renters were warned about the noise and all Logan and USU Police cleared from the residence.
Sunday, Oct. 2
• USU Police responded to a suspicious odor incident at Greaves Hall. Police made contact with the individuals inside the apartment. Police determined there was no suspicious odor.
• USU Police removed 21 abandoned or unclaimed bikes from the covered bike racks by Davis Hall. The bikes were logged and placed into safe keeping.
• USU Police assisted Logan Police with an accident that involved two vehicles in which one ran a red light and hit the other vehicle. Both individuals stated they are going to USU and only one was transported to Logan Regional Hospital with minor injuries.
Monday, Oct. 3
• USU Police checked on a female and her child in the USU Townhouses after a friend reported they had not had contact with her for several days. The two were OK and the female stated she would call the friend to let him know they were OK.
• USU Police received some items that were left on the Aggie Shuttle. The items will be stored at USU Police until the owner identifies and claims the items.
• USU Police disposed of 22 pounds of prescription medication that had been placed in the drug drop box located in the lobby of the police department.
• USU Police spoke with a supervisor that had safety concerns about an employee that quit and was leaving USU.
Tuesday, Oct. 4
• Police responded to a medical assist at the northwest side of the Health Physical Education and Recreation building where a construction worker injured his left foot. The injured worker was transported by his employer to the Logan Regional Hospital for observation.
• Police responded to a traffic accident that occurred in the Parking and Transportation bus storage area. A shuttle bus driver accidentally hit another shuttle bus while backing up in the parking stall.
Wednesday, Oct. 5
• USU Police responded to the area east of the Engineering Building for a report of writing on the sidewalk.
• USU Police received a crime report of a student that had been flashed by a male suspect while walking home from school Tuesday morning.
Compiled by Megan Allen