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By The Cleveland Stater
The Cleveland State police blotter is a summary of the CSU Police Department incident log for Feb. 2025
CSU POLICE DEPARTMENT BLOTTER – February 2025
A simplified report of events featured on the CSU Police Department crime log for the month of February.
February 18
- Fire alarm at Berkman Hall.
February 17
- Domestic violence at the Recreation Center.
- Petty theft at the Recreation Center.
February 16
- Burglary at the Student Center.
- Criminal damaging or endangering at the Student Center.
February 14
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
February 12
- Misuse of credit card at the Wolstein Center.
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
- Menacing at Rhodes Tower West.
February 11
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 3.
- Disorderly conduct at the Student Center.
- Failure to disclose personal information at the Student Center.
February 10
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
February 9
- Criminal damaging or endangering at Core Lots West Garage.
February 8
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
February 5
- Fire alarm at the Science and Research Building.
- Criminal damaging or endangering at The Edge Apartments.
- Motor vehicle trespassing at The Edge Apartments.
- Fire alarm at The Edge Apartments.
- Criminal damaging or endangering off campus.
February 4
- Misdemeanor warrants at the Student Center garage.
February 3
- Aggravated menacing at the Langston Apartments.
- Assault off campus.
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