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The Indiana Daily Student

IUPD Blotter

The following activity was reported by the IU Police Department:\nFeb. 27\n• Sophomore Christen M. Mcarty, 19, resident of North Jordan Avenue, was cited for illegal consumption on East 11th Street.\n• Sophomore Christine E. Oberley, 20, resident of North Jordan Avenue, was cited for illegal consumption on East 11th Street.\n• Sophomore Rae N. Tettinger, 20, resident of North Jordan Avenue, was cited for illegal consumption on East 11th Street.\n• Junior Clayton T. Casteel, 20, resident of Briscoe Quad, was cited for illegal consumption on East 11th Street.\n• Sophomore Douglas C. Baum, 19, resident of North Jordan Avenue, was arrested and transported to Monroe County Jail for illegal consumption.\n• Sophomore Amanda K. Matan, 20, resident of North Jordan Avenue, was cited for illegal consumption on the 1600 block of North Jordan Avenue.\n• Sophomore Carolyn J. Belcher, 20, resident of North Jordan Avenue, was cited for illegal consumption on the 1600 block of North Jordan Avenue.\nFeb. 28\n• An employee reported the theft of a video camera from a lab in Jordan Hall. Estimated loss is $550.\n• Employee Dennis Perkins, Jr., 29, was arrested at 7th Street and Rose Avenue on an outstanding Tippecanoe County warrant.\n• Non-student Eldon C. Robinson, 46, resident of Martinsville, Ind., was arrested at Third Street and Fess Avenue for driving while suspended.\nMarch 1\n• M. Joseph Palm, 21, resident of North Jordan Avenue, was arrested and transported to Monroe County Jail on a warrant for failure to appear.\n• Freshman Gillian N. Gossow, 18, resident of McNutt Quad, was cited for illegal consumption.\n• Freshman Nicholas P. Lipnisky, 19, resident of Briscoe Quad, was cited for illegal consumption at Briscoe.\n• Freshman Zachary R. Gordon, 19, resident of Briscoe Quad, was cited for illegal consumption at Briscoe.\n• Michael B. Santostefano, 18, resident of Briscoe Quad, was cited for illegal consumption at Briscoe.\n• Graduate student Richard Vogel, III, 27, resident of East Third Street, was arrested and transported to the Monroe County Jail for operating while intoxicated.\n• Non-student George Coffey, 29, resident of Jefferson Street, was transported to Bloomington Hospital for public intoxication.\n• Freshman Patricia A. Walden, 18, resident of Foster Quad, was stopped at Assembly Hall for illegal consumption. She was transported to the Monroe County Jail.\n• Non-student Stephen E. Droste, 46, resident of Noblesville, Ind., was stopped while at the IU game inside Assembly Hall for public intoxication, resisting law enforcement and disorderly conduct. He was transported to the Monroe County Jail.\n• Non-student Jeffrey R. Knepp, resident of Montgomery, Ind., reported his vehicle had been broken into while parked in the purple lot during the IU basketball game. He reported numerous items taken. Estimated loss is $780.\nMarch 2\n• Non-student Marouf M. Shams, 23, resident of Indianapolis, was arrested for operating while intoxicated on the 45/46 Bypass by the IU Golf Course.\n• Non-student Cory L. Holland, 19, resident of Indianapolis, was arrested for illegal consumption in the Indiana Memorial Union.\n• Junior Jamie B. Goldgrub, 20, resident of Kirkwood Avenue, was arrested for operating while intoxicated at Kirkwood Avenue and Dunn Street.\n• Freshman Gillian Gossow, 18, resident of McNutt Quad, was arrested for illegal consumption.\n• Freshman Sean C. Updike, 18, resident of McNutt Quad, was arrested for illegal consumption and possession of paraphernalia at McNutt.\n• Non-student Billy D. Harris, 19, resident of Gourley Pike, was arrested for fraud and illegal possession of a firearm.\n• Sophomore Michael V. Klein, 19, resident of North College Avenue, was arrested for operating while intoxicated at Tenth Street and Jordan Avenue.\n• A non-student threatened to harm himself but agreed to go to the Bloomington Hospital and sign himself into Crisis Care.\n• An employee reported vandalism to one of the south side windows of the HPER. Estimated Damage is $400.

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