• Officers arrived at the 1300 block of Fredonia Ave. when one officer heard fighting noises coming from behind the residence’s fence Nov. 16 at 12:05 a.m.
When the officers opened the fence door, five males ran inside, and someone threw an object out the window.
The residents would not answer the door, but some were looking out the window.
When officers knocked on the window and asked to be let in, someone yelled, “Don’t touch my house, faggot.”
Officers were able to locate one resident who let them in. No one would admit to causing the problem. The residents were issued tickets for disorderly house.
• Officers were dispatched to the 1500 block of Bradley Ave. rear parking lot when residents reported six juveniles loitering Nov. 15 at 8 p.m.
A male student asked the juveniles to leave, but one male came back and started jumping on cars.
When the residents yelled for him to leave, he threw rocks at them but missed.
One of the cars belonging to a non-student had the hood caved in, while the other two cars had footprints on them.
Peoria Police Department arrived to take pictures and to take a palm print from of the cars. No suspects have been found.
• Officers were dispatched to Geisert Hall at 1:19 a.m. after a male Safety Cruiser driver noticed there was vomit in his car Nov. 14.
The driver dropped a group of students off at their residence hall when he noticed one of the females had vomited.
Officers went to check on the student and administered a breathalyzer test, which registered a .175.
The female was evaluated by medics and signed a refusal of treatment.
• Officers were dispatched to the fourth floor of Harper Hall after a male student was found unconscious Nov. 14 at 2:44 a.m.
When officers arrived, the student was awake and alert. Police issued a breathalyzer test, which registered a .091.
The student was evaluated by paramedics and signed a refusal of treatment.
• Officers arrived at the 800 block of Elmwood Ave. when a female reported being pelted with ice cubes and eggs Nov. 15 at 10:24 p.m.
The female was walking home with a friend, when a black van drove past them and an unidentified person threw an egg at her head. The student sustained no injuries.
The area was searched with negative results, and police have no suspects.
• Officers were dispatched to Williams Hall Nov. 16 at 11:40 p.m. when a female student passed out in the shower.
The student sustained minor injuries to her face and was taken to OSF Hospital for evaluation.
• Officers were dispatched to the library at 2:31 p.m. when a female student lost consciousness Nov. 13.
When officers arrived, the student was awake and didn’t know why she fainted.
She was taken to OSF Hospital.
