• A non-student male approached two student patrol employees at 10:34 p.m. in the 1500 block of Bradley Avenue Sept. 18.
The male told the employees he was hallucinating, hearing voices and needed medical assistance. When officers arrived, the male admitted to being in the hospital the day before after smoking “K2” synthetic marijuana, which he smoked for a second time.
The male was taken to Methodist Hospital by ambulance.
• Officers witnessed a male non-student helping a visibly intoxicated female non-student off the ground on the south sidewalk of the 1400 block of Main Street at 2:03 a.m. Sept. 19.
When questioned, the two admitted to drinking underage at the 800 block of Cooper Street. The female had a BAC level of .181 and said she drank two cups of vodka.
Paramedics were called and she was transported to Methodist Hospital. The male accompanied her.
• A male Bradley administrator reported a male non-student lying on the street in the 1000 block of Maplewood at 2:57 a.m. Sept. 20. Officers had to wake up the male, who repeatedly said “Robert Morris” and “RMU.”
He was unable to answer officers’ questions and therefore was not issued a breathalyzer test. Medics arrived and transported him to Methodist Hospital.
• Officers were dispatched to the Student Apartment Complex responding to a call about a possible domestic disturbance at 1:31 a.m. Sept. 20. Four students spoke to officers in the hallway about how two female students and one male student were locked in a room, but were not responding to their friends.
When officers entered the residence, they found the first female passed out on the couch, the second female in her bed with vomit on herself and her pillow and the male unconscious in the shower.
It was difficult to wake up the students and they couldn’t answer officers’ questions. Paramedics were called and determined the students were OK. They were released to a female student.
• Officers witnessed two students displaying suspicious behavior on the 1300 block of Fredonia at 1:57 a.m. Sept. 21.
When questioned, the male said he was just hanging out with friends, while the female admitted to underage drinking and hiding a Keystone beer in her backpack. The beer was poured out, but officers noticed the male throw out a clear plastic baggy with a leafy-green substance. After questioning, the male admitted it was his bag.
When officers further searched the students, they discovered drug equipment. All paraphernalia was seized.
• A female student reported harassing phone calls at 6:58 p.m. Sept. 21. An unknown male left angry voicemails aimed at a man named Nick. When the student called back to say he had the wrong number, the male became aggressive.
Officers called the number and told him he had the wrong number; the male apologized.
• A student woke up after hearing someone walking through his home at 7:47 p.m. Sept. 21. He reported seeing a 6 foot tall male with black curly hair in saggy black clothing standing in the second floor hallway. The male said “What’s up” as he headed for the back door.
The student said he was hungover and therefore thought nothing of it. When his roommate returned later that night, he said his room looked rummaged through and he was missing $240 from a shoebox.
Officers discovered a small hole cut in the screen door, which the burglar used.
