CSU police department blotter - February 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.
February 1
- Theft, criminal damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespassing at Main Classroom garage
February 2
- Theft and misuse of credit cards at Monte Ahuja College of Business
- Criminal mischief at Monte Ahuja College of Business
February 4
- Menacing at Fenn Tower
- Felony warrant(s) at the Music and Communications building
February 5
- Two counts of theft at Rascal House
- Petty theft at the Edge apartments
- Aggravated menacing and ethnic intimidation off campus
February 6
- A fire alarm at the Administration Center
February 7
- A fire alarm at the Cole Center
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons
February 8
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Basic Science/F Parking
- Criminal mischief at the Student Center
February 9
- Felony warrant(s) at Student Center garage
- A fire alarm at Fenn Tower
February 10
- A fire alarm at the Langston apartments
- Two supervisory smoke alarms at Euclid Commons
- Petty theft at Berkman Hall
February 12
- A fire alarm at Fenn Tower
- Vandalism at Arby’s
February 14
- Felony warrant(s) at Levin School of Urban Affairs
- Criminal mischief at Monte Ahuja College of Business
- Assault at the Recreation Center
February 15
- Criminal damaging and endangering at Berkman Hall
- Theft, criminal damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespass at the Langston apartments
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons
February 16
- Theft, criminal damaging or endangering, pretty theft and motor vehicle trespassing at Lot 50
- Theft at South Garage
- Misdemeanor warrant(s) at Berkman Hall
- Theft and criminal damaging or endangering
February 17
- Rape reported at Euclid Commons
February 18
- Misdemeanor warrant(s) off campus
February 19
- Criminal damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespass at Lot 50
February 20
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons
February 21
- Petty theft at the Edge apartments
- Theft and motor vehicle trespass at the Langston apartments
February 22
- Credit card theft at the Student Center
- A fire alarm at Basic Science Parking/F Parking
- Theft at the Wolstein Center
- Four counts of burglary and one count of theft at Euclid Commons
February 23
- A supervisory smoke alarm
February 24
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons
- Criminal damaging/endangering, theft, credit card/checks theft, petty theft and motor vehicle trespass off campus
- Criminal damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespass off campus
February 25
- A fire alarm at Fenn Tower
February 26
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons
- Four counts of breaking and entering and four counts of theft at Euclid Commons
- Extortion and telephone harassment at Euclid Commons
- Menacing and petty theft at Middough Building
- Petty theft at Berkman Hall
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons
- Theft and breaking and entering at Euclid Commons
February 27
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons
- A fire alarm at Fenn Tower
February 28
- Two supervisory smoke alarms at Euclid Commons
- Two instances of theft, criminal damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespassing at Lot 27
- Theft and two counts of complicity at Rascal House
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