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Police Reports: October 22, 2021

  • At 10:25 p.m. on Oct. 6 in a parking lot in front of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority, a student pulled a gun on her friends. The suspect had just returned to campus with her boyfriend after a trip home, and when she arrived, she greeted her friends at the sorority house before going to say goodbye to her boyfriend. Her two friends watched the couple interact from the window when they noticed their friend point something toward the window with a flashlight. When the suspect returned to the house, her friends asked what was being pointed at them. The suspect revealed that it was an unloaded gun with the safety on. The victims were alarmed and reported her to a faculty member who called the police. Since the suspect did not have a FOID (Firearm Owner’s Identification) card, she was in multiple violations and was given a notice to appear in court for disorderly conduct. The boyfriend was banned from campus.

  • Around 10:45 p.m. on Oct. 7 in Geisert Hall, a student was arrested for illegally possessing a stun gun that she had used to threaten her friend. The victim was spending time with someone in University Hall when the suspect believed she was in distress and being held there against her will. The suspect recruited one of their other friends and headed over to the other dorm. Once there, the suspect started yelling at the victim to try and get her to leave. When the victim refused, the suspect pulled out her stun gun and activated it twice. The suspect then grabbed the victim’s hair and pulled her out of the dorm.

  • At 10:30 p.m. on Oct. 15 in Williams Hall, a fake ID was turned into the BUPD. When the police received the call of a missing license that was suspected to be fake, they arrived at the scene. The numbers on the license did not match up with the date of birth. When questioned, the student admitted that it was being used to gain entry into bars. The ID is being forwarded to the Illinois Secretary of State.

  • Around 11:05 p.m. on Oct. 15 at the Sigma Nu fraternity house, an unauthorized party was shut down due to a noise violation. The police were alerted of the party through a silent witness report, and when they got there the risk management and president of the fraternity claimed they went through the complete process of authorizing the party, when in reality the authorization did not go through. All residents were cooperative with the police when the party was shut down.
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