IUPD Blotter

The following activity was reported by the IUPD.\nMay 3\n• David N. Byrne, 42, resident of S. Rogers Street, was arrested on the 400 block of East 10th St. for attempted theft and resisting law enforcement.\nMay 4\n• Andrew J. Thompson, 19, was cited at Teter Quad for illegal possession of alcohol after an officer responded to a loud party.\n• Graduate Ann Poosuthasee, resident of North Jordan Avenue, reported vandalism to her vehicle while it was parked in the lot at 1415 North Jordan Ave. Estimated loss is $200.\n• Lane B. Rogers, 20, resident of Carmel, was arrested for illegal consumption following a vehicle stop on Fee Lane near the business school. He was transported to Monroe County Jail.\nMay 5\n• Henry C. Woods III, 44, resident of Indianapolis, was arrested and transported to Monroe County Jail for public intoxication after an officer observed the subject trying to direct traffic on Walnut Street.\n• Senior Chris Hicks, resident of East 3rd St., reported the theft of items belonging to Delta Upsilon and members. Estimated loss is $2,285.\n• Senior Ashlie Pritchett, resident of Teter, reported the theft of her bike from Willkie Quad north. Estimated loss is $120.\n• Senior Dan Gelok, former resident of Read Center, reported the theft of his Selner alto sax from Read as he was moving out. Estimated loss is $5,000.\nMay 6\n• An officer was dispatched to Swain Hall West in response to vandalism. Five windows and one dogwood tree were vandalized. Estimated loss is $200.\n• John M. Jeremiah, 20, resident of East Kirkwood Avenue, was arrested for resisting law enforcement in the Foster Quad parking lot.\n• Igor A. Kusnetson, 43, resident of North Smith Road, was stopped at 3rd Street and Smith Road, where he was arrested for operating while intoxicated. He was transported to Monroe County Jail.\nMay 8\n• Senior Ian Martin, resident of East 2nd Street, reported the theft of his bicycle from the theater and drama department in December or January. Estimated loss is $400.\nMay 9\n• Senior Allison Amrhein, resident of South Grant Street, reported vandalism to her vehicle. Estimated damage is $400.\nMay 10\n• Alex Jacob Nicander, 24, resident of Roll Avenue, was stopped by an officer at 10th and Grant Streets. He was arrested for public intoxication and transported to Monroe County Jail.