CSU Police Department Blotter – January 2025
January 27
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 3.
January 25
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
January 24
- Petty theft at The Science Building.
January 23
- Fire alarm at The Student Center.
- Felony warrant(s) at Berkman Hall.
- Drug paraphernalia at Berkman Hall.
- Petty theft at Center for Innovative Medical Professionals.
January 22
- Fire alarm at The Law Library.
- Theft at The Edge Apartments.
- Criminal damaging or endangering at The Edge Apartments.
January 20
- Criminal trespass at The Music and Communications Building.
January 19
- Petty theft at The Student Center
January 17
- Criminal damaging or endangering off campus.
- Petty theft at Berkman Hall.
January 16
- Tampering at Langston Apartments.
- Underage possession and consumption at Langston Apartments.
- Underage possession and consumption at Langston Apartments.
- Assault at Langston Apartments.
- Assault at Langston Apartments.
- Criminal damaging or endangering at Langston Apartments.
January 15
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 1.
January 14
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
January 12
- Menacing at The Edge Apartments.
January 11
- Fled traffic stop off campus.
January 10
- Improperly handling a firearm in a motor vehicle off campus.
- Driving upon right side of the roadway off campus.
- Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs off campus.
- Menacing by stalking, knowingly, at Euclid Commons Building 4. .
- Temporary protection order violation at Euclid Commons Building 4.
January 9
- Criminal damaging or endangering at the Music and Communications building.
- Theft at Rascal House.
January 8
- Fled traffic stop off campus.
January 7
- Fled traffic stop off campus.
January 6
- Fire alarm at Rhodes Tower.
- Misdemeanor warrant(s) off campus.
- One way streets and rotary traffic island violation off campus.
- Driving under suspension or revocation off campus.
January 5
- Misdemeanor warrants in West Garage.
January 4
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
January 2
- Misdemeanor warrants in The Student Center.
- Fire alarm at Rhodes Tower West.
January 1
- Driving upon sidewalks, street lawns, or curbs at The Science Building.
- Driving under the influence at The Science Building.
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