CSU police department blotter - April 2024
The Cleveland State police department keeps a 60-day running ledger of all calls made to campus police. The Stater provides a continually updated summary of calls made to the CSUPD of crimes, alleged crimes and reported incidents that took place on campus.
April 25
- Criminal damaging or endangering at the Student Center.
April 23
- Two supervisory smoke alarms at Euclid Commons.
April 21
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
April 19
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
- An assault off campus.
April 18
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
April 17:
- A fled traffic stop off campus.
April 16
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
- Theft, criminal damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespass at Lot 56.
April 15
- Inducing panic and making false alarms at Campus International High School.
- Three counts of breaking and entering and three counts of theft at Euclid Commons.
- Criminal damaging or endangering at Fenn Tower.
April 14
- A fire alarm at Fenn Tower.
April 13
- A supervisory smoke alarm and two counts of assault at Euclid Commons.
April 12
- A felony warrant arrest off campus.
April 11
- A fire alarm at Prospect garage.
- Breaking and entering and petty theft at Euclid Commons.
April 10
- A fire alarm at Parker Hannifin Hall.
- Assault and criminal trespass at Fenn Tower.
April 9
- A supervisory fire smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
April 8
- Theft, criminal, damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespass off campus.
April 7
- A fire alarm at Fenn Tower.
April 5
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
April 4
- Three counts of assault at Fenn Tower.
- Petty theft at the Wolstein Center.
April 3
- Criminal damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespass at the Edge Apartments.
- Two counts of criminal trespassing at Berkman Hall.
- Two felony warrants at the Urban Affairs building.
April 1
- A fire alarm at Fenn Tower.
- Telecommunications harassment and menacing at an undisclosed location.
- Two supervisory smoke alarms at Euclid Commons.
- Aggravated menacing at Fenn Tower.
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