ISUPD Log

July 12, 2004

Information in the log comes from ISU police records provided to the Daily. All those accused of violating the law are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law,

July 5

  • A staff member reported receiving a number of harassing telephone calls in the Memorial Union.

July 6

  • Vehicles owned and/or driven by William Larson, Cynthia Troyer, Jin Li, and Lucindo Santos were involved in a property damage collision.

July 7

  • Andrew VanMeter, 20, 2140 Ashmore Court, was arrested and charged with operating while intoxicated in the area of Ash Avenue and Storm Street.
  • A vehicle that left the scene struck a car owned by Kelly Kyle in the area of Lot 34.
  • Vehicles owned and/or driven by Benjamin Fitting and Hyong Lee were involved in a property damage collision in the area of 13th Street and Haber Road.

July 8

  • A vehicle owned by Paul Vecchi struck a parked car owned by Jayson Heesch in the area of Lot 29.
  • Vehicles owned and/or driven by Reginald George and Margaret Laware were involved in a property damage collision in the area of Stange Road.

July 9

  • Vehicles owned and/or driven by Larry Hanft and Gerald Deal were involved in a property damage collision in the area of Lot 8.
  • A staff member reported the theft of a projector from Heady Hall.
  • Joann Cohea, 4101 Trailridge Circle, reported the theft of a bike.
  • A construction supervisor reported damage to Buchanan Hall.
  • Chad Valentine, 18, Nevada, was arrested in the area of Gray Avenue and Lincoln Way, and charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.

July 10

  • A fight in the area of Lincoln Way and Welch Avenue resulted in three people being injured. The suspects were gone by the time officers arrived.
  • A resident of Eaton Hall reported possible fraud involving his bank account.

July 11

  • Mark Schroeder, 42, 3013 Kellogg Ave., was arrested and charged with operating while intoxicated in the area of Pammel Drive and Stange Road.
  • Several residents in Eaton Hall reported the theft of money from their respective dorms.