Security Summary 11/30 – 12/6

Friday, November 30th

An anonymous caller reported loud music coming from HCA 19. Music turned down upon officer’s request.

Student walked into Campus to report her car windshield had been shattered sometime over the past week while it was parked on Carter Road. Report submitted.

A student reported a male between 30-40 years approached a group of his friends standing out front of 50 Hannum Drive and he asked them for a beer. The student stated he asked his friends to come inside the building and the male left the area. Officers checked the area for the male, he was not found.

A report was received of a vehicle had driven over the curb and into the grass next to the Duck Pond, creating large ruts. Two Bryn Mawr students were identified and left the area upon request.

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Saturday, December 1st

A student reported a smell of natural gas on the second floor, in the stairwell, and outside of Jones. Officers were dispatched to the scene. It was discovered that the smell came from a BBQ grill being used outside the building.

A noise complaint was received for Leeds second floor for a loud party. Party was located in 121K common room and was shut down by Campus Safety due to being over capacity.

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Sunday, December 2nd

A student called to report that the glass panel in the vending machine on the Barclay first floor was shattered. Photos taken of the broken glass and tape placed over the machine.

A student called to report another student may have consumed too much alcohol at Drinker. The sick student was located on the second floor. An ambulance was called after sick student spoke with the EMT.

A student in HCA 14 requested to speak to Campus Safety and EMT regarding the consumption or too much alcohol. Ambulance called after speaking to EMT for the student and for another student on location who was also intoxicated.

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Thursday, December 6th

A report was received of damage discovered to a piano in Roberts Hall. The damage occurred sometime between November 28th and this date.

An anonymous caller reported loud music coming from the second floor of Kim Hall. The responding officer reported about 20 people in the area. The music was turned down upon request.