CSU Police Department blotter - October, 2023
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 during the current month.
November 1
- Aggravated assault at Fenn Tower.
October 31
- Criminal damaging or endangering, petty theft and motor vehicle trespass at the Cole Center.
- A fire alarm at the Cole Center.
October 30
- Burglary at Berkman Hall.
- Theft, two counts of criminal damaging or endangering and criminal trespass at the West Garage.
- Arrest on a misdemeanor warrant, criminal trespass, petty theft and criminal tools at Berkman Hall.
October 29
- Criminal damaging or endangering and three counts of motor vehicle trespass at Campus International High School.
- A fire alarm at Fenn Tower.
- A supervisory smoke alarm at the Euclid Commons.
October 28
- Three supervisory smoke alarms at the Euclid Commons.
October 27
- Motor vehicle trespass at Lot 66.
- Petty theft at the Student Center.
- Arrest on a misdemeanor warrant at the Langston Lots.
- A supervisory smoke alarm at the Euclid Commons.
October 26
- Petty theft and motor vehicle trespass at the West Garage.
October 25
- Robbery, force, threat of force off campus at Conrad’s Tire.
- A fire alarm at the Edge Apartments.
October 24
- Two counts of theft, two counts of criminal damaging or endangering and two counts of motor vehicle trespass at West Garage.
- Criminal damaging or endangering off campus.
October 23
- Petty theft at the Student Center.
- Criminal damaging or endangering and criminal trespass at the Science & Research Building.
October 22
- Theft, criminal damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespass at the Campus Safety Building.
- Two counts of assault and criminal damaging or endangering at Euclid Commons.
October 21
- Improperly discharging firearm at the Langston Apartments.
- Petty Theft at Krenzler Soccer Field.
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
October 20
- Arrest on a felony warrant at South Garage.
- Theft at the Langston Apartments.
October 19
- Tampering and offenses involving underage person at Euclid Commons.
- Two fire alarms across campus.
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
October 18
- Theft, criminal damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespass at the East Garage.
- A fire alarm at the Student Center.
October 17
- Assault, robbery with force or threat of force and obstructing official business at 1900 Food & Beverage.
- Criminal damaging or endangering and petty theft at the North Lots.
- Petty theft at the Student Center.
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
October 16
- Arrest on a misdemeanor warrant and driving under suspension/revocation off campus.
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
October 15
- Supervisory smoke alarms at the Edge Apartments and Euclid Commons.
October 14
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
- Two fire alarms at Fenn Tower.
October 13
- Theft at the Student Center.
- Rape at Berkman Hall.
- Theft, criminal damaging or endangering and motor vehicle trespass at North Lots.
- Arrest on a misdemeanor warrant off campus.
October 11
- Two counts of assault at the Edge Apartments.
- Obstructing official business off campus.
- Assault at the Rascal House.
- A supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
October 9
- Cruelty to animals and two counts of assault at Euclid Commons.
- Petty theft at the Physical Education Building and the Business College.
- Possession of marijuana at East Garage.
- 46 Safety escorts (Driving) across campus.
- A fire alarm at the Administration Center.
October 8
- 43 Safety escorts (Driving) across campus.
- A supervisory smoke alarm at the Euclid Commons.
October 7
- Aggravated assault, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia at Fenn Tower.
- 36 Safety escorts (Driving) across campus.
- A supervisory smoke alarm at the Euclid Commons.
October 6
- An arrest for a felony warrant and obstructing official business at the North Lots.
- A supervisory smoke alarm in the Euclid Commons.
- 50 Safety escorts (Driving) across campus.
October 5
- 52 Safety Escorts (Driving) across campus.
October 4
- A fire alarm in the Langston Apartments.
October 3
- A fire alarm at the Student Center.
- Criminal damaging or endangering, petty theft and motor vehicle trespass off campus.
October 2
- Menacing at Euclid Commons.
- Supervisory smoke alarm at Euclid Commons.
October 1
- A fire alarm at Fenn Tower.
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