Friday, March. 5

Incident — GUY WEST BRIDGE — A man found a license plate on the bridge and delivered it to University Police. They discovered it belonged to a 1998 GMC truck.

Patrol — STUDENT HEALTH CENTER — A University Police officer was asked to check out a report of screaming in the area. The officer was told that it may just be chickens, and was unable to find any other cause of the noise.

Incident — UNIVERSITY UNION — A woman contacted University Police scared because she thought she had lost her child. While the woman was on the phone, her child was found at the information desk.

Saturday, March. 6

Disturbance — STADIUM/TRACK — University Police spoke with a man who was trying to get into an event for free.

Disturbance — UNIVERSITY UNION — A person got angry with the Round Table staff and left. The staff was told to contact University Police if the person returned.

Sunday, March. 7

Incident — UNIVERSITY UNION — A University Police officer brought a first aid kit to help a person who had ran into a cart and got a small cut on their lower left leg.

Monday, March. 8

Service — SIERRA HALL — A man was checked by University Police for intoxication and was later taken to the hospital by ambulance.

Trespass — ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY — University Police were sent to check on a homeless man sleeping in the area. He was asked to leave.

Trespass — RESIDENCE HALL PARKING — A caller informed University Police that a woman was sunbathing by the pool, which was supposed to be closed. An officer arrived and asked her to leave.

Tuesday, March. 9

Service — DOUGLAS HALL — A woman was feeling dizzy and fainted. Medical units arrived and an ambulance took her to the hospital.

Service — LOT 8 BLK — University Police were called regarding a woman lying on the ground with a nosebleed, but she was gone when officers arrived.

Wednesday, March. 10

Burglary — PARKING STRUCTURE II — A call was made to University Police that two men in a white Honda Civic may be attempting to break in to a red VW Bug. The men were seen looking in the bug, but hiding every time a car would drive by. University Police were able to find the two men and they were arrested for burglary tools, burglary and possession of stolen property. One of the men was a minor and was released to a parent; the other was taken to Sacramento County Jail.

Incident — LOT 8 BLK — University Police noticed that a Slim Jim was stuck in the window of a 1992 Toyota. No damage was apparent, but officers could not remove the Slim Jim, so they left a note for the owner to contact them.

Thursday, March. 11

Service — KADEMA HALL — University Police were called regarding a young woman who was feeling faint; upon arrival she refused medical transportation to the hospital and called her father instead.

Disturbance — DRAPER HALL — A woman called who said that her ex-boyfriend was threatening to hurt her and would not leave her dorm room. University Police arrived and spoke with the man and cited him.