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Spring Street Blues
Robert Santiago - Lead Dispatcher, Campus Safety and Security

Monday 4-30-07



7:15 a.m. Gladden: Remnants of party activity reported in living room area by a custodial supervisor.



12:00 p.m. Mission: A student reported the theft of a mountain bike from the lobby.



Wednesday 5-2-07



6:48 a.m. Spencer: Officer responded to a report of remnants of beer pong.



7:40 p.m. Doughty: Fire alarm activated by a student cooking who did not have the vent on over the range hood.



Thursday 5-3-07



10:20 p.m. Brooks: Officers responded to a report of a car with a shattered window in the parking lot. The student reported that a wallet that had been in the car was missing. A theft report was filed with the Williamstown Police Department (WPD).



Friday 5-4-07



12:51 a.m. Bryant: Officer responded to a report of a male sleeping on a couch in a living room. He was identified as a student.



4:00 p.m. Dodd: Officer responded to a report of students throwing water balloons out of the window on the east side.



Saturday 5-5-07



2:30 a.m. Frosh Quad: Officers responded to a report of two males in hoodies breaking tables. Officers did not find anyone in the area, but found several picnic tables flipped over.



2:45 a.m. Spencer: A non-student in town for the national water polo tournament was verbally posted from campus for the remainder of the night. WPD also responded.



11:35 p.m. Berkshire Quad: Officers responded to a noise complaint emanating from the quad. A registered event was taking place and the DJ was advised to turn the music down.



Sunday 5-6-07



1:06 a.m. Greylock: A student who was moving a table dropped it on her right foot, causing a large gash. Village Ambulance transported her to the North Adams Regional Hospital (NARH).



1:46 a.m. Garfield: Officers responded to a 9-1-1 medical emergency for a non-responsive intoxicated student. Ambulance transported the student to NARH.



3:35 a.m. Berkshire Quad: Officers responded to reports of an altercation. Two non-students were asked to leave campus and did so without incident.