- On Sept. 26, a Bradley student reported the theft of two Amazon packages from MacMillan Hall. The items–an area rug and sofa bed–had been marked as delivered, and an email trail confirmed that the student was notified and picked them up. It was not until several days later that he reported them stolen. BUPD discovered that the student used the police report number to obtain a refund from Amazon. The theft has been deemed unfounded, and the student is being referred to student conduct for filing a false police report.
- On Sept. 28, a student at Sigma Chi Fraternity found a package they had ordered open on the rear porch with its contents missing. According to the student, it had contained $85 of Gorilla Mind sigma supplements and energy drinks. Video footage from 4:50 a.m. showed an unknown individual looking into a dumpster before walking out of view to where the package would have been. The suspect has not been identified.
- On Sept. 26 at 9 a.m., a student alleged that her two former roommates stole her mixing bowl and knives when they moved out of the St. James apartment they shared without her knowledge. The accused students allowed BUPD into their new apartment and allowed officers to search the residence. The missing items were not found.
- On Sept. 30, between 9:28 a.m. and 5:05 p.m., an unknown individual left a message in black marker on a concrete wall on the top level of the Main Street parking deck. It read, “you are more beautiful than this view.” BUPD notified facilities management of the defacement.
