January 10, 2:10 pm: Jean Royce Bike Compound - A student reported that
his bicycle was seen secured in the Residence's bike lockup yesterday morning
with the compound locked up. This afternoon he discovered the compound
unlocked and his bicycle was gone. He also noticed at least 5 cut locks on the
ground (his bicycle's lock was not one of them).
His bicycle is a gray "Mountain Rally Flare", serial # R9MTL190 . A
report was also filed with Kingston City Police.
December 11, 9:08 pm: Queen's Centre - A student reported his bicycle was stolen from outside the building. It is a black "Diamond back" mountain bike with a gel seat.
December 11, 7:53 pm: Stauffer Library - The ERC was informed that a bicycle was stolen from the bike racks outside the library on the previous day. It is a green "Daily Cruiser" with a beige seat.
December 11, 1:24 pm: West Campus Residence - A student reported their bicycle was stolen sometime within the previous 3 hours. It had been secured to the bike racks with a cable lock that the thief cut. The bicycle is a lime green Nakamura bike, serial# Y10K88986 .
Bicycle Security Tips and online 'Bike Information' forms, to print off and complete (in the event your bicycle is stolen), can be found on our "Lock Up Your Bike" page.
December 10, 8:40 pm: Campus - A student reported her backpack was stolen from the hallway it had been left in while she wrote an exam.
BICYCLE / BIKE PARTS THEFT:
December 4, University District - A student reported his bicycle was stolen in September from his house near main campus. He believes he may have seen it locked up on campus today, but when he returned with the paperwork - to confirm serial number - it was gone. The bicycle is a blue Reebok Oregon, serial# A13459X25.
December 2, 2:34 pm: Ban Righ Hall - A caller reported that her bicycle was stolen from the Residence's bike racks sometime within the previous two days. It was described as being a blue "Giant" brand mountain bike with "Extra Gear" marked on it.
BICYCLE / BIKE PARTS THEFT:
November 27, 00:23 am: Goodes Hall - Caller reported the seat of her bicycle (w. a flashing light attachment) was stolen sometime within the previous 6 hours. The remainder of the bike was left behind, secured to the bicycle racks.
THEFT (PERSONAL PROPERTY):
November 26, 11:59 am: Stauffer Library - A student reported that their Toshiba Netbook computer had been stolen from the library, while left briefly unattended, three days earlier.
THEFT FROM A VEHICLE:
November 26, 00:27 am: Campus - A caller reported that while they were approaching their parked car, an unknown male was observed breaking into the vehicle. It appeared he grabbed something from inside and then ran off. Security attended and searched the area for the suspect, soon meeting up with a Kingston City Police officer who had been directed to the suspect by someone who had followed him. The man was taken into custody and the vehicle filed a report with police.
GENERAL ASSISTANCE:
November 23, 11:50 pm: Union Street - While on patrol between main and west campus, Security staff observed a student aged male and female walking in the freezing rain. Both appeared to be intoxicated, and - although the female was dressed correctly for the weather - the male was only wearing a white t-shirt & black boxer shorts with a diaper over them. A taxi was contacted to ensure they arrived home safely.
THEFT (QUEEN'S PROPERTY):
November 21, 11:00 am: Stauffer Library - Staff reported that a Dell Optiplex 990 desktop (serial# 4YCNDQ1) and a Dell 1908FP monitor (serial# CN 0FP182 71618 754 GAL2), along with its mouse and keyboard, had been stolen from the library's lower level. The computer's security cable had been cut and it is believed the theft took place at around 12:35 pm Saturday afternoon.
November 20 236 pm: JDUC - The ERC received a report that a small tree has been stolen from its planter/pot on the second floor, across from the Common Ground Express.
THEFT (PERSONAL PROPERTY):
November 19, 00:57 am: Lazy Scholar - A student reported her black & silver 'Roots' backpack, with a genie design on it, was stolen from her table. It contained a 17" Acer laptop computer, iPod Touch, and a blue wallet.
November 20, 2:20 pm: Residences - A student reported his black iPhone 4 was stolen from his room while left unlocked and unattended for about 45 minutes.
November 16, 2:15 pm: Campus - A caller reported his HP laptop computer, as well as its mouse and headphones, were stolen from an office.
November 8, 10:36 pm: Residences - A student reported his MacBook Pro laptop computer was stolen from his room while left unlocked and unattended for a few hours.
BICYCLE / BIKE PARTS THEFT:
November 10, 10:11 pm: Stirling Hall - A student reported their bicycle was stolen from where it had been secured to the bike racks outside. It is a black & gold Specialized mountain bike.
November 9, Stauffer Library - A student reported his bicycle was stolen while its front tire was locked to the bike racks outside. The tire was left behind. The rest of the bike is described as a grey/red/black 'Hard Rock' mountain bike with a purple bolt seat post.
THEFT (PERSONAL PROPERTY):
November 7, 11:00 am: University District - A student reported that three jackets were stolen from his unlocked house near main campus, possibly around 4am that morning. The jackets were described as: (1) a long, dark blue winter coat, (2) a "Football" style jacket with leather sleeves, and (3) a red, plaid spring jacket.
THEFT FROM A VEHICLE:
October 25, 5:50 pm: Campus - While patrolling main campus, Security staff encountered a male individual in possession of a backpack and a purse. When questioned, he was evasive and soon fled the scene. A pursuit through campus and near the waterfront concluded with the man being detained by Security and placed under arrest by Kingston City Police.
Around that same time, Parking Department staff reported being approached by a woman whose car had been broken into while parked in the Stuart Street garage. It was determined the backpack and purse belonged to the woman and were returned soon afterwards.
According to a Kingston City Police report, the 36 year old man was arrested and charged with: theft under $5,000., possession of stolen property (x2) and breach of conditions (x5). He was also kept overnight to attend a bail hearing.
THEFT (PERSONAL PROPERTY):
October 25, 10:40 pm: Campus - The Emergency Report Centre was informed that a student's iPhone was stolen or lost (and seemingly found, as a subsequent text message was responded to) earlier in the week. It is a black iPhone 4 in a purple protective case, serial# 7R128DD0A4S .
BICYCLE / BIKE PARTS THEFT:
October 24, 1:15 pm: Stauffer Library - A student reported his bicycle was stolen from the east side bike racks while left unsecured for about two hours. It is a black bike, with a broken bell, and a rear book rack with a green chain lock on the back.
October 18, 5:45 pm: Biosciences Complex - A caller reported having secured their bicycle's front tire to the west side bike rack with a U-lock, and returned to discover the rest of the bicycle had been stolen It is a black, white & silver color Norco VFR4 bike (serial# AA00529114). A report was also filed with Kingston City Police.
October 17, Biosciences Complex - A student reported his bicycle, secured to the west side / Arch Street bike racks with a cable lock, was stolen sometime between 10:30am and 2:00pm that day. It is a grey (w. black writing) 27-speed Gary Fisher 'TASS' Mountain Bike.
He also filed a report with Kingston City Police.
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