Campus Police Report: Week Of Nov 11

 

Monday, Nov. 11, 2013

  • At 7:48 a.m. Officer Agudo responded to a motor vehicle accident located in West Lot that was called in from Manchester Police Department. The accident happened after a Honda Odyssey made a right turn into West Lot’s south entrance. Upon entry into the parking lot the Odyssey made contact with a Honda Accord backing out of a parking space. The operator of the Odyssey was given a verbal warning for making an improper right turn, and the operator of the Accord did not pursue damages.
  • A call about a larceny was reported to MCC Police headquarters at 9:18 a.m. with officer Pagel responding. The incident took place in the AST building room D211 where a computer mouse was reported stolen. The mouse was worth no more than $50, and no suspects are being pursued or further information at this time.

Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2013

  • Officer Mulligan responded to a call at 3:18 p.m. in which an individual fell in the rear loading dock area of the SSC building, twisting an ankle. The victim said not to call an ambulance, but wanted an officer to take a report.
  • At 5:27 p.m. Officer Mulligan responded to a larceny of a MCC student’s wallet. The wallet was left on a table in a common area near room L250. The student returned a little while later and the wallet was gone. The student reported the incident to the MCC police department to report the incident and Dispatch showed a wallet which was turned in a few minutes earlier. The student stated that the wallet was theirs and upon checking found that $36 was missing from the wallet. Student did not know who took the wallet and the student who turned in the wallet left no information, so the case has been suspended due to insufficient leads.
  • A larceny was reported to MCC Police headquarters at 6:54 p.m. and responded to by Officer Torres. A student had their smartphone stolen and said that they let a young man borrow his cellphone to call a friend. The student using the phone took off with it after the victim turned their back to continue what they were doing. The victim waited for the student to return with the cellphone but never came back. The property that was stolen was a AT&T Android smart phone valued at $150, and the case was suspended.

 

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