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THEFT FROM VEHICLE:
April 29, 9:00 am: West Campus - A caller reported
both license plates were stolen from their vehicle while parked in the
West Campus Parking Lot yesterday between 9:50 am and 8:00 pm. The
owners also informed the Queen's Parking Department, Kingston City Police,
and KGH Security.
MISCELLANEOUS:
April 26, 9:43 pm: Campus - A partial city-wide
power outage occurred and affected most of main campus. Power was
restored by the city at approximately 12:25 am.
April 21, 3:10 pm:
Union Street Parking Lot - While patrolling main campus, Security
encountered a delivery truck driver who had accidentally backed up into the
glass stairwell vestibule on the surface lot of the Union Street garage.
The Parking Department was contacted to attend and PPS notified for clean up and
to board up the vestibule until its shattered glass could be replaced.
ATTEMPTED THEFT:
April 25, 11:16 pm: Jeffrey Hall - The ERC received
a call reporting a possible bicycle theft in progress at the bike racks
outside Jeffrey Hall. Since mobile Security staff were attending to
a malicious fire alarm
elsewhere, other Security staff were directed to the area. Within a
few minutes, Security reported the scene was clear and there were no
obvious sign any bikes had been tampered with or stolen (ie no cut locks
on the ground).
April 5, 2:04 am: Off
Campus - KPD contacted Campus Security to report three students
were arrested for attempting to steal a street sign and subsequently
charged with Theft & Mischief.
MALICIOUS FIRE
ALARM ACTIVATION:
April 25, 11:10 pm: Gordon Brockington House - KFD and Security responded to
a fire alarm activation in the Residence. Upon arrival it was determined a
burnt piece of paper directly below a smoke detector had triggered the
alarm.
April 24, 1:10 am: Gordon Brockington House - KFD and Security responded to
a malicious fire alarm pull station activation in the Residence.
April 22, 4:55 am:
Victoria Hall - Firecrackers set off in the Residence's lobby activated the
fire detection system in the building and both Campus Security & KFD responded
to the alarm.
Security staff arrived to find the lobby filled with smoke
and small fires on the floor which were immediately extinguished. The Fire
Captain contacted Kingston City Police to attend, and both Environmental Health
& Safety as well as Residence Administration were informed of the incident.
April 21, 1:00 am:
Gordon Brockington House - The Residence's fire alarm was activated when a
maliciously discharged fire extinguisher triggered a detector on the 4th
floor.
April 17, 1:50 am: McNeill House
- KFD and Security responded to a malicious fire alarm pull station
activation in the Residence.
April 15, 3:35 am: Victoria Hall
- KFD and Security responded to a malicious fire alarm pull station
activation in the Residence.
April 12, 5:26 am: Gordon
Brockington House - KFD and Security responded to a malicious fire alarm
pull station activation in the Residence.
April 5, 6:21 am: Gordon
Brockington House - KFD and Security responded to a malicious fire alarm
pull station activation in the Residence.
April 4, 2:45 am: McNeill House
- KFD and Security responded to a malicious fire alarm pull station activation
in the Residence.
April 3, 11:05 pm: Victoria Hall
- KFD and Security responded to a malicious fire alarm pull station activation
in the Residence.
April 3, 10:20 pm: Leonard Hall
- KFD and Security responded to a malicious fire alarm pull station activation
in the Residence.
April 3, 2:30 am: Jean Royce Hall
- KFD and Security responded to a malicious fire alarm pull station activation
in the Residence.
April 2, 11:55 pm: Jean Royce Hall
- KFD and Security responded to a malicious fire alarm pull station activation
in the Residence.
NOTE: The operation of a fire alarm in the absence of a fire is an offence under
the Criminal Code of Canada which states:
False
Alarm of Fire
437.
Every one who wilfully, without reasonable cause, by outcry, ringing bells,
using a fire alarm, telephone or telegraph, or in any other manner,
makes or circulates or causes to be made or circulated an alarm of fire is
guilty of
(a) an indictable offence and is liable to imprisonment for a term not
exceeding two years; or
(b) an offence punishable on summary conviction.
R.S., c. C-34, s. 393; 1972, c. 13, s. 31.
A
false alarm will not only disrupt the activities of the University but will also
result in the dispatch of fire equipment to the campus by the Fire Department.
Anyone witnessing the initiation of a false alarm should immediately notify the
Emergency Report Centre @ 613-533-6111.
THEFT / BREAK-IN (PERSONAL PROPERTY):
April 23, 6:10 pm: Campus - A student reported her
wallet was stolen when left unattended outside her exam between 2:00 and
4:30 pm. It was described as being a dark blue rectangular Calvin Klein
wallet with a 'CK logo' pattern, and contained ID, credit and bank cards,
along with a small amount of cash. The caller also filed a report with
Kingston City Police and cancelled all the stolen cards.
April
23, 3:50 am: Victoria Hall - A caller reported his iPod Touch (
serial# 9E7500HFW4N ) was stolen from the lobby while it was left
unattended for a short time.
April 21, 1:41 pm:
Student Housing Area - A student residing in a house near main campus
reported forgetting to lock their front door after studying until after 5:00 am,
and a few hours later discovered someone had entered the home and stole a
backpack containing a wallet as well as a silver HP Pavillion DV5000 laptop
computer (serial number SCND6294RDH ). A report was also filed with Kingston
City Police.
April 20, 10:20
pm: Campus - A student reported their dark & light blue backpack was stolen
while left unattended outside an exam. It contained a black MacBook computer
(serial # 4H6261G3VMN ) along with a textbook and notes. A report was also filed
with Kingston City Police.
April 16, 5:45 pm: Goodes Hall
- Stauffer Library staff reported someone had turned in an empty laptop
case & charger found abandoned outside. Identification found in the case
enabled the owner to be located, and he confirmed his backpack and the empty
laptop case were stolen from Goodes Hall at around 5:35 pm that day. The
property was retrieved by its owner a short time later.
April 16, 5:30 pm: Policy
Studies Building - The ERC was informed two backpacks were stolen from
inside the building, along with contents that included a white Macbook
computer (Serial number 4H645DABWGL ), wallet, jacket, ID and other personal
effects.
An hour later, a custodian
reported being given a wallet found in a JDUC women's washroom. The
wallet was determined to belong to one of the earlier theft victims and
returned to its owner.
April 16, 10:00 am: Stauffer
Library - A student reported her silver Macbook computer was stolen
while left briefly unattended on a desk.
April 13, 5:05 pm: Residences
- A student reported two iPhones were stolen from their room.
April 11, 11:57 am: Campus
- The ERC received a second hand report that a student's wallet was stolen
from her purse while left unattended outside an exam. The wallet is
rectangular, covered in hard snakeskin and silver lining inside.
April 9, 11:55 am: Campus
- A student reported her backpack, containing a cell phone, pink iPod mini,
and wallet were stolen while left unattended outside an exam.
SUSPICIOUS PERSON / ACTIVITY:
April 22: 00:55
am: Waldron Tower - Residence staff contacted the ERC to report a man in his
mid 40s was requesting entry to the building because he had been chased by foxes
through some fields and wanted to get away from them and to contact police about
the animals. He was refused entry by the desk and subsequently left the area
before Campus Security staff arrived. A search if the vicinity was unsuccessful
in locating this individual or the alleged skulk of foxes.
April 18, 12:25
am: Construction Site
- The ERC was notified an individual was observed inside a construction area on
campus. Campus Security attended and KPD were contacted by on-site
security staff. KPD subsequently charged and ticketed a student for
trespassing.
April 7, 2:20 pm: Residences -
A student contacted the Emergency Report Centre to report an unknown male was
trying to get residents to access the elevator (which requires a key) for him.
They additionally stated that individual had already left the scene by the time
of this call.
Security staff attended and searched
the building along with a Residence staff member, and other staff were informed
of the incident and instructed to call the ERC if he was spotted. The
individual was not located and no subsequent sightings were reported.
ATTEMPTED BREAK-IN:
April 21, 1:40 am:
Dupuis Hall - An attempted break-in occurred inside the building, but the
attempt was unsuccessful due to an alarm system activation. Campus Security
attended and Kingston City Police were soon called in to take a report and
collected evidence from the scene.
April 19, 11:20
am: Clark Hall
- An attempted break-in occurred inside the building, but the attempt was
unsuccessful due to an alarm system activation. Campus Security attended and
Kingston City Police were soon called in to take a report and collected evidence
from the scene.
April 19, 7:35
am: Victoria / Leonard Halls - Residence staff reported an individual
attempted to break into an exterior door of Leonard Hall about 90 minutes
previous to this call.. The witness likewise stated he and his coworkers
saw the same individual earlier in the night acting suspiciously in Victoria
Hall.
The man was
briefly described as:
- Caucasian
- approx age 25-30 years old
- 5'7 tall
- slim build
- black curly hair
- scruffy looking facial hair
- wearing a long black leather coat & a dark baseball cap
VEHICLE BREAK-IN:
April 20, 4:10 pm:
West Campus - A vehicle parked near the tennis courts had its side window
smashed out by a rock. The owner reports only some paperwork related to the car
was initially noticed missing.
April 5, 2:21 am: Leonard Hall
- A staff member reported their vehicle was broken into that night and a
backpack & some CDs stolen from inside.
April 1, 2:08 am:
Mackintosh Corry - A staff member reported their vehicle had been
entered while parked on campus and a fire extinguisher stolen from inside.
 HIGHWAY
TRAFFIC ACT:
April 20, 3:14 pm:
Student Housing Area - While patrolling the student village, Security staff
observed a vehicle had struck a Queen's owned house. Kingston City Police were
already on scene and the occupants of the vehicle did not require medical
attention. Residence Facilities was notified of the incident and also attended.
[Photo
from the scene]
Note: this same house
and fire escape were also struck by vehicle in
May of 2002.
THEFT / BREAK-IN (QUEEN'S PROPERTY):
April 20, 8:25 am:
Campus - A department reported a number of offices broken into and computer
equipment stolen. Campus Security attended as did Kingston City Police and its
IDENT unit who are investigating the incident.
The stolen computer
serial numbers are:
Apple PCs - SQP806WVX87 , QP806OJNX87 , SQP806OWWX87 , SYM8318L9ZE2
MacBook Pro - SW883224ZYJ4
BICYCLE / BIKE PARTS THEFT:
April 19, 7:35 pm:
Walter Light Hall - A student reported her pearl-coloured, women's mixed
frame Metal, 14 speed bike was stolen while locked outside the building.
April 8, 1:30 pm: Jean Royce Hall
- A student reported he went to retrieve his bicycle, locked up in the cage
compound outside the building, after locking it up in December and discovered
its lock had been cut and the bike stolen. It is a army green 19" frame Norco
'Bigfoot' bicycle.
VANDALISM / MISCHIEF UNDER $5000:
April 19, 2:35 am:
Victoria Hall
- The ERC received a report that two individuals had just smashed a ground floor
window in the building and then fled towards another nearby Residence. A
PPS tradesman was called in to make repairs and Res Maintenance contacted to
clean the glass inside. A report with witness details was provided to Residence
Administration for possible follow up.
FIRE
(ALARM) RELATED:
April 18, 1:11 am:
Victoria Hall
- KFD and Security attended a fire alarm in the Residence which was soon
determined to have been caused by someone smoking in the basement level of the
building.
April 17, 5:42 pm:
Ban Righ Hall - KFD and Security responded to a fire alarm in the Residence
which was quickly determined to have activated due to cooking smoke from the
kitchen.
April 14, 11:05 pm: Ban Righ Hall
- KFD and Security responded to a fire alarm in the building activated by
burnt popcorn.
April 8, 12:20 am: An Clachan
Complex
- Security and KFD attended a fire alarm at the complex which was quickly
determined to have been caused by a small stove fire that had been extinguished
by the tenant.
ASSAULT:
April 12, 4:18 am: Residences - The ERC was
informed a student entered another student's room and allegedly committed an
assault on him. Kingston City Police were contacted and subsequently
took the student into custody, charging him with Break & Enter and Assault.
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