ISUPD Log

February 28, 2005

The information in the log comes from ISU Police Department records provided to the Daily. All those accused of violating the law are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Feb. 21

  • A staff member reported the theft of a computer in Ross Hall.
  • A resident reported that racial slurs and graffiti were handwritten on pamphlets in Friley Hall.
  • An officer observed damage to two tires on a parked vehicle in Lot 112.
  • Krista Fehl, 3407 Friley Hall, reported the theft of a bike at the Union Drive Community Center.
  • Vehicles owned and/or driven by Beau Artist and Robert Fernand were involved in a property damage collision at Elwood Drive and Mortensen Parkway.

Feb. 22

  • Donna Wilson, 2261 Veterinary Medicine, reported the theft of a laptop computer from Veterinary Medicine.
  • A vehicle owned by Deneise Johnson apparently rolled from its stall and struck a car owned by Douglas Rickels in Lot A4.
  • A vehicle that left the scene struck a car owned by Robert Stolki at Union Drive and Welch Avenue.
  • Kyle Krause, 3336 Frederiksen Court, reported damage to his bike at Frederiksen Court.
  • A student reported receiving harassing telephone calls on Ash Avenue.
  • A bike that was reported stolen was found locked to a rack in Linden Hall. The item was released to the owner.

Feb. 23

  • Todd Koch, 24, Muscatine, was arrested and charged with public intoxication at 200 block of Sheldon Ave. He was transported to the Story County Jail.
  • Officers were summoned to an apartment on the report of loud noises at University Village. It was discovered the residents had been arguing. There were no signs of a physical altercation.
  • A community service officer discovered a quantity of cash in the parking ramp at the Memorial Union. The money was placed into secure storage until the rightful owner can be identified.
  • In a case update, Adam Scarlett, 18, 4204 Roberts Hall, was arrested on a warrant charging him with aggravated assault. He was transported to the Story County Jail. Lucas Von Glan, 18, 4233 Roberts Hall, was charged with fifth-degree criminal mischief — he was released on citation.