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The Cleveland State police blotter is a summary of the CSU Police Department incident log for January 2026.
CSU POLICE DEPARTMENT BLOTTER - JANUARY 2026
A simplified report of events featured on the CSU Police Department crime log for January.
January 31
- Fire alarm in Wolstein Center
- Supervisory smoke alarm in Euclid Commons Building 4
January 30
- Assault at the Langston Apartments
- Menacing at the Langston Apartments
- Theft at the Student Center
January 29
- Misdemeanor warrant served off campus.
January 28
- Failure to stop after an accident in North Lots: Langston Lot.
- Traffic stop fled off campus.
January 27
- Supervisory smoke alarm in Euclid Commons Building 1.
- Reported theft in Core Lots: West Garage.
- Misuse of a credit card (Counts 1, 2, 3).
- Motor vehicle trespass reported in Core Lots: West Garage.
January 24
- Supervisory smoke alarm in Euclid Commons Building 3.
- Supervisory smoke alarm in Euclid Commons Building 4.
- Driving under the influence of alcohol reported.
- Slow or impeding traffic reported.
- Driving under suspension or revocation reported.
- Driving under the influence reported.
- Criminal trespass reported in the Business College.
- Criminal trespass reported in Washkewics Hall.
- Public indecency reported in Washkewics Hall.
January 23
- Fire alarm in the Student Center.
January 22
- Misdemeanor warrant served.
January 21
- Theft at the Student Center.
- Theft at Euclid Commons.
January 20
- Criminal damaging at the Core Lots: South Garage.
- Criminal trespass suspended at the Core Lots: South Garage.
- Theft at the Core Lots: South Garage.
- Criminal damage at the Physical Education Building.
- Breaking and entering at the Physical Education Building.
January 19
- Assault at Langston Apartments.
January 18
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 1.
January 16
- Criminal damaging at Core Lots: West Garage.
January 13
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
January 12
- Felony warrant in the Union Building.
- Public indecency in the Union Building.
January 10
- Criminal damage (off campus).
January 8
- Theft at Edge Apartments.
- Obstructing official business at Edge Apartments.
January 6
- Criminal trespassing in the Business College.
January 5
- Motor vehicle trespassing at the Core Lots: Central Garage.
January 4
- Traffic stop - Fled (off campus).
- Felony warrant (off campus).
- Two counts of receiving stolen property (off campus).
- Obstructing official business (off campus).
- Having weapons while under disability (off campus).
- Obedience to traffic control devices (off campus).
- Driving under suspension (off campus).
- Failure to stop after an accident (off campus).
January 2
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
January 1
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 3.
- Felony warrant at Langston Apartments.
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons Building 4.
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