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THEFT (PERSONAL PROPERTY):
September 27, 11:45 pm: Residences - A student reported their iPhone
had been stolen sometime during the evening. It is a white 4G iPhone serial#
85130EZDDZZ .
September 24, 6:18 pm: Stauffer Library
- A student reported their backpack and wallet were stolen while left
briefly unattended. A laptop computer had been left untouched, so the student
was unaware of the theft for approximately one hour. When she called to
cancel her stolen credit cards, she was informed that three purchases had
already been made with them. Kingston City Police were notified and are
investigating.
The stolen items included a
two-tone grey 'High Sierra' brand backpack, and a long rectangular maroon
color wallet with a buckle on the front.
September 19, 1:15 pm: Campus
- A student reported their computer was stolen from an office sometime
within the past three weeks. It is a Toshiba laptop computer, serial# 68245776W
.
BREAK
& ENTER:
September 21, 12:41 am: An
Clachan Complex - A tenant reported their apartment had been broken
into about 10 minutes earlier and personal property stolen. Kingston
City Police were also notified and attended.
ASSAULT
/ SUSPICIOUS PERSON:
September 19, 2:09 am: University District - While on mobile patrol of the
student housing area near main campus, security staff were flagged down by a
group of individuals who requested assistance with an unknown male found in
their house. According to the tenants, the man - later identified as student
from another Ontario university - was found asleep in one of their beds and
appeared to have vomited and defecated around the room. When the individual
was awakened, he became aggressive and assaulted one of the tenants. They
managed to subdue the intruder outside the house and requested security
contacted Kingston Police. KPD were notified and officers soon arrived
to take custody of the individual.
MOTOR
VEHICLE ACCIDENT:
September 17, 11:58 pm: Jean Royce Hall -
The ERC received a report that a
vehicle had flipped over outside the Residence. City emergency services were
contacted and security staff, first on scene, reporting the student driver
appeared unharmed and was still inside the vehicle. Kingston Fire & Rescue
and other emergency services soon arrived and the student was transported to
KGH.
MISCHIEF
/ VANDALISM:
September 17, 2:03 am: University District
- While on mobile patrol of
the student housing area, security staff observed a male individual kick off
the mirror of a parked vehicle. As he was being questioned by security, the
individual immediately became confrontational and then ran off towards main
campus. Kingston Police were notified and, after a brief pursuit, the
individual was detained by security until officers arrived. A second nearby
vehicle was discovered to be similarly damaged and the man was placed under
arrest by police.
September 16, 10:30 pm: Bader Lane -
Security staff observed a male individual jumping on cars in front of Chernoff
Hall and then run off towards Tindall Field. Kingston City Police were
notified and at 11:45 pm security staff located and detained the individual in
Victoria Hall.Police attended and spoke with the
individual who was informed he would be responsible for damage he caused to
the vehicles.
MEDICAL
ASSISTANCE:
September 11, 7:05 pm: Water Front -
Campus Security received a report that a student had injured her
shoulder while swimming at the pier. The ERC coordinated the caller and
ambulance dispatch to have them meet at an accessible location and the student
was transported to Kingston General Hospital.
DISORDERLY
BEHAVIOUR:
September 9, 3:07 pm: Campus - The Emergency Report Centre received
two separate reports of a vehicle driving around campus with its occupants
throwing water balloons at people. Both Security and Kingston Police were
notified due to some individuals being struck by the balloons. With the
assistance of the original callers, who provided detailed information and
updated the vehicle's location, Security staff was able to find the vehicle
and speak with the people involved.
REQUEST
FOR SECURITY:
September 9, 2:35 pm: City Park
- Security received a report that some individuals were harassing frosh
engaged in activities there. When security arrived, they were informed that
the two student aged males in question - both dressed as penguins - had
already departed.
Steve
Gill - Website Maintenance
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