Campus Safety and Security
Weekly
Campus Crime Report
April 28, 2008 May 5, 2008
On Campus
None to Report.
Off Campus
STUDENT ARREST Disorderly Conduct (Alcohol Related)
PJ's Pub, 3300 Blk. N. Charles St. On May 1st at 2:03 AM, Baltimore Police
responded for a complaint of loud and disorderly group. The crowd was
told to leave the area and they complied, except for one freshman
who refused to leave and told the officer to arrest him. The
student was subsequently arrested for loitering, disorderly conduct and
underage drinking.
Assault 200 Blk. Wyman Park Drive On
April 30th at 2:50 PM, as a graduate student was exiting her parked
vehicle, she was struck on the back of the neck by a plastic bottle of water
which had been thrown from a passing vehicle by an unknown person. The small
dark-colored vehicle was last seen driving north on Wyman Park Drive. No apparent
injuries. The student declined medical attention.
Attempt Robbery 3000 Blk. Guilford Ave. On May 2nd
at 9:45 PM, a graduate student walking alone was approached by a group of seven
to ten juveniles, 8-11 years old. One of the juveniles held his hand in his pocket
as if armed and demanded money. The student began speaking French and
pretended that she did not understand their demands. The
juveniles subsequently walked away from the victim and continued
northbound on Guilford Ave.
Nothing was taken. No injuries. No weapon displayed. Baltimore Police and
campus officers searched the area to no avail. Investigation
continuing. See Security Bulletin SP 8 at www.jhu.edu/security.
Robbery-Armed W. 29th & N.
Howard Sts. On May 3rd at 12:00 AM midnight, a senior
undergraduate walking alone was approached by five males, 18-21 years
old. One of the males struck the victim from behind with a hard object,
knocking him to the ground and took his wallet from his pocket. After removing
money from the wallet and dropping it on the ground, the suspects fled in an
unknown direction. Baltimore Police responded. The victim refused
medical treatment. Investigation continuing. The
incident was reported May 3rd at 12:24 AM. See Security
Bulletin SP 9 at www.jhu.edu/security.
Robbery-Unarmed 3100 Blk. Guilford Ave. On May 5th
at 12:10 AM, a non-affiliated male walking alone was approached from the rear
by two unknown males who pushed him to the ground and took his wallet
from his pocket. The suspects were last seen running north on Guilford Ave. Baltimore
Police and campus officers searched the area with negative results. See
Security Bulletin SP 10 at www.jhu.edu/security.
Attempt Theft 200 Blk. E. 28th St.
On May 4th at 7:20 PM, two juveniles, about 10 years old,
riding a small yellow mini-bike drove by and attempted to grab the
purse of a non-affiliated female. The female swung her purse and
hit one of them in the head as they drove away. The juveniles were
last seen riding southbound on Calvert
St. Nothing was taken. No injuries. Baltimore
Police responded.
Assault In front of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity, 3209 N. Charles St.
On May 3rd at 2:30 AM, a graduate student walking past
the fraternity house was struck in the chest with a plastic
projectile which appeared to have come from a 3rd floor window
of the house. A sophomore undergraduate walking near the house around the same
time also reported having been struck in the upper arm by a plastic
projectile. No injuries. The fraternity president and the Student &
Community Liaison recovered a plastic toy gun from inside the fraternity
house that fired similar type plastic projectiles and turned it over
to Baltimore Police. Investigation continuing.
Disorderly Intoxication:
- In
Front of Bradford Apts. On May 2nd
at 8:04 PM, an underage sophomore who was shouting at people was issued
a civil citation by a Baltimore Police officer. The student was
taken by ambulance to Union
Memorial Hospital
and admitted on an emergency petition.
- E.
33rd & St Paul Sts. On May 4th at 2:58
AM, senior undergraduate who was acting disorderly at the Mini
Mart was issued a civil citation by a Baltimore Police.
Alcohol Violation E. 33rd & Hargrove
Sts. On May 5th at 2:20 AM, Baltimore Police
issued a criminal citation to a sophomore undergraduate for carrying an
open container of alcohol.
Malicious Destruction of Property E. 33rd
& St. Paul Sts. On May 3rd at 11:45 PM, after paying the
fare and exiting a taxi cab, an unknown male broke the windshield of
the cab with his shoulder and then fled along with an unknown female passenger,
last seen in the 200 block of E.
University Pkwy. Baltimore Police was notified.
REMINDERS
When traveling at night use the Security Departments escort service
at 410-516-8700. Security Escort Vans are operational from 5:00 PM
to 3:00AM.
During exam week an Escort Van will also be running from 3:00 AM to
7:00 AM as a service to students studying on campus.
All students are welcome to participate in the security
ride along program. This report is
posted
on http://www.jhu.edu/~security
and distributed to the Residential Advisors.