March 11: Campus - A caller reported that his clothes, ID, and some cash were stolen from an unlocked locker.
March 7: Campus - The ERC was contacted by a student had all his belongings stolen from a locker. The locker had been secured with a new lock, but it still had the sticker on the back that included the combination..
March 6: Campus - A student had his wallet, keys, clothes and cash stolen from an unlocked locker.
March 6: Campus - A student had his, keys, clothes and a Dakine brand knapsack stolen from an unlocked locker.
March 5: Campus - A student reported that an HP Pavilion laptop computer ( serial# 5CG1312DCB ), a cell phone, and some cash were stolen from where they had been stored in an unlocked locker.
March 5: Campus - Campus Security was contacted by a student who reported that some items she had stored in an unlocked locker were stolen. The property included black Swiss brand backpack that contained boots, a Macbook computer ( Serial# C02J508DDV31 ), and school notes and textbooks.
March 5: Campus - A student reports some of his property was stolen from where it had been left in an unlocked locker. Items included some bags that contained a Leonova Think Pas 201 laptop computer, gloves, a winter hat, and textbooks.
March 2: Campus - The ERC was informed that a student had his backpack, London Fog brand jacket, wallet containing ID and credit cards, cash, keys, and a cell phone were stolen from an unlocked locker.
February 26: Campus - A student reported some of his property was stolen from where they had been stored in an unlocked locker. Items included a Queen's Commerce '13 jacket, wallet with ID and credit cards, passport, some cash, a table tennis raquet, and a cell phone.
February 23: Campus - A student reported clothing, a wallet with ID and credit cards, keys, and a cell phone were stolen from an unlocked locker.
February 17: Campus - A student reported that his black, North Face brand jacket & Burberry black watch, along with some cash, were stolen from an unlocked locker.
February 14: Botterell Hall - A brown, 7.2 SX Trek Mountain Bike with a 17.5" frame (serial# WTU102C10640) was stolen from where it had been secured to the bicycle rack outside.
November 22, 1:57 am: Campus - Kingston City Police contacted Campus Security to report they were looking for a suspected bike thief observed in the area.
According to their Dispatcher, the suspect fled from Security staff at Kingston General Hospital and was last seen running northward across Stuart Street and onto Nixon Field.
Campus Security was notified and searched the area but the individual was not located.
He was described as a white male with a thin build and approximately 5'8" tall. At the time of the incident, he was wearing a black overcoat & hoodie, and carrying a backpack.
November 20/21, Near Main
Campus: - The ERC received a number of reports concerning vehicle occupants throwing objects at pedestrians as they drove by.
11:23 pm - The AMS Walkhome desk reported one of their teams had eggs and potatoes thrown at them while they were accompanying a student home.
11:42 pm - A student reported having been struck by an egg thrown from a dark color SUV while she was riding a bicycle within the past 5 minutes. The vehicle slowed down and insults were exchanged before it drove off.
00:10 am - A student reported that she and a friend were walking to West Campus about an hour earlier when she was hit by a plastic cup thrown from a passing SUV;
thrown by a laughing male occupant. The vehicle was headed towards main campus at that time, and so may
be related to the other two incidents reported to our department.
In all cases the vehicle was described as an SUV - twice indicated as being dark in color. A witness to one of the assaults was
able to collect specific vehicle details that were subsequently provided to Kingston City Police.
If you experienced a similar assault, or otherwise have information that could lead to the identification of the individuals involved, please contact the Emergency Report Centre at 613-533-6080 or Kingston City Police at 613-549-4660.
November 20, 6:54 am: JDUC - An Engineering student reported that his jacket stolen
was stolen from where it had been left unattended between 7:20pm and 10pm the previous evening.
It is described as being goldish/purple in color, year 13, size 44, with a Canadian and Indian flag on lower back, and a ChemEng bar on sleeve.
November 19, 4:05 pm - The ERC was informed that a bat had been found asleep underneath a projector screen inside a classroom. Arrangements were made to have it safely removed from the building, but when the original caller was notified of this, they reported that their professor had already removed the bat by using a bucket and a pair of gloves.
September 25, 10:44 pm: Stauffer Library - A student reported that his laptop computer was stolen from a cubicle while left briefly unattended. It is a silver MacBook Pro 15", serial # W8032175ATP . A report was also filed with Kingston Police.
September 20, 2:37 pm: Stauffer Library - The ERC received a report that a MacBook Pro laptop computer was stolen while left unattended for a short period of time. A potential suspect was noted by the owner and his description was very similar to a computer theft suspect last year - an Alert was issued for this theft with a description of that individual.
September 19, 3:50 pm: Off Campus - The ERC was notified that a computer belonging to the university is missing and presumed stolen. It is a ASUS EEE PC Netbook, model # 1015PED , serial # A70AAS188958 .
September 17, 1:31 pm: Stauffer Library - A student reported that her laptop computer was stolen while left briefly unattended. It is a Mac Book Pro 17" serial # SW89261B98YA .
September 24, 12:46 pm: Campus - While on mobile patrol of the student housing area near main campus, the Security supervisor encountered an accident scene at the intersection of Collingwood and Union Streets.
Kingston Police were already in attendance and it was later revealed that the 'Stop' sign at the SE corner of that intersection had been stolen (Google street view of the sign). As a result, a driver heading north bound on Collingwood Street did not stop at the intersection, and collided with another vehicle that was driving east on Union Street. At least one of the vehicles was towed from the scene. There was no information regarding possible injuries to the drivers or passengers.
Anyone with information about the theft of this Stop sign is asked to contact Kingston Police at 613-549-4660 or Campus Security at 613-533-6080.
September 23, 05:34 am: Campus - The ERC received a call from ambulance dispatch reporting paramedics enroute to campus for a male individual who fell from the overhang of a building entrance while trying to retrieve a frisbee. Campus Security attended and soon located the individual at a different location than was initially provided. The ambulance dispatcher was updated with the actual location and the individual - who was visiting friends on campus - was transported to KGH for treatment of a laceration to his leg.
September 21, 6:43 pm: Off Campus - A custodian contacted the ERC to report finding a laptop computer sitting unattended on a wall in an outside courtyard. Campus Security took possession of the computer and returned it to its owner when they called the ERC to file a missing / stolen computer report a half hour later.
September 5, 8:14 am: Off Campus - A Queen's staff member contacted the ERC to report a female student was just struck by a vehicle on Johnson Street, north of main campus. The student did not want an ambulance called, but had suffered some minor injuries in the incident. The Security Supervisor attended and transported the student to KGH for treatment.
August 2012 Incidents of Interest | Incidents of Interest Archive