Campus safety report

Theft/lost Property

9/22: A locked bicycle was reported missing from the Graham Hall bike racks.

9/18: An unknown person reportedly removed miscellaneous items from the university's properties at both 826 and 828 Benton Street.

9/14: A cell phone, a wallet and a laptop were reported missing from a Graham Hall resident's unlocked room.

9/16 A welcome banner was reported stolen from the university entrance on Palm Drive.

9/14: A radio was reported missing from a custodial closet in Sanfilipo Hall.

Vandalism

9/17: The window of a Dunne Hall resident's room was reported broken by a thrown orange.

9/16: Someone broke off the automatic gate arm at the Sherman and Franklin Street exit.

Student behavior

9/17: CSS responded to the Villa Apartments in response to a report of a loud party in progress, with people consuming alcoholic beverages.

Informational

9/19: A Dunne Hall resident was reported to be trapped in a malfunctioning elevator. CSS and an elevator technician responded.

Suspicious persons

9/16: Two suspicious males were seen inside the Bronco and the Benson Center during closing hours. They were apparently consuming alcoholic beverages prior to exiting the building at 2:45 a.m. They fled the area when approached by custodial staff. CSS responded.

Found property

9/16: A purse containing a cell phone was found in Buck Shaw Stadium. The owner was notified.

9/18: A cell phone was found in the Benson Memorial Center. The owner was notified.

9/15: A pair of reading glasses was found and turned in to the CSS office.

Medical emergency

9/15: A CSS staff member injured his finger while moving temporary fencing poles on Alviso street. He refused any medical attention.

Traffic accidents

9/16: A vehicle was reported to have been hit by another vehicle while it was parked on the first floor of the parking structure. No injuries were reported.

9/18: A university vehicle accidentally hit a parked car while driving on Mission Street. No injuries were reported.

9/15: A delivery truck struck and damaged the South Wall of the Lafayette Street entrance to Varsi parking lot. No injuries were reported.

Compiled from Campus Safety reports. E-mail news@thesantaclara.com.