Crime reports for Tuesday, Nov. 29
November 29, 2011
Reports
■ QuaShaun Stewart, PFT, reported on Nov. 21 the theft of his backpack from the Preston Center. The estimated value of the theft is $549.
■ Melissa Rushton, Northeast Hall, and Katherine Knight, Bowling Green, reported on Nov. 21 that Knight’s clarinet was stolen from Ivan Wilson Hall, room 239. The estimated value of the clarinet is $699.60.
Arrests
■ Trent Schum, Pearce-Ford Tower, was arrested on Nov. 28 on University Boulevard at Smith Stadium and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol under the age of 21, failure to illuminate headlights and possession of an open container of alcohol. Schum was lodged in the Warren County Regional Jail and released the same day.
■ Michael Shopmeyer, Crestwood, was arrested on Nov. 27 at Chestnut Street and Regents Avenue and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, reckless driving and failure to illuminate headlights. Shopmeyer was lodged in the Warren County Jail and released the same day.
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