4/8/2009
Forgery

Someone tried to forge a "record," in the Creative Arts building. university police will not disclose the type of document or the nature of the crime as it is still under investigation.

According to Captain Reggie Parson, the record could be anything such as "checks, bonds, contracts for money or property--among other items." The forged documents were not the University's, he said. The victim notified university police the same day at around 7:49 p.m.

Parson added that the suspect was not part of the SF State community and that these kinds of incidents are uncommon.

Dangerous turns in Parking Lot 20

An individual hit his BMW on the cement curb in the University's parking lot 20.

This is the second reported incident in this parking lot this week, according to the campus police crime log.

The other incident in this parking garage happened a day later. The cause for both incidents was unsafe turning, according to parson.

According to Parson the high volume of cars in the 2,278-parking garage creates circumstances that would cause accidents when making turns inside the garage.

4/10/2009

$400 Bike Stolen

A bicycle worth over $400 was stolen from the Humanities building at around 1:00 p.m.

The student reported the incident to university police. There is no information about the suspect.

Possession of alcohol

A 19-year-old male student was arrested at the University Courtyard for possession of a bottle of rum.

The individual was arrested at around 11:52 after University Police were called to assist SFPD in what person described as a "loud party."

Sexual Assault

A student reported being sexually battered last semester around the HSS building.

According to Parson, the victim was walking and talking to the suspect when he assaulted her.

Parson added that the victim did not report the incident until recently because she did not know what to do.

4/11/2009
Drunk at Stonestown

A drunken individual got his car stuck on a curb at the Stonestown mall at around 10:49. The individual was taken to county jail.

Information provided by the SF State police crime log.