The follow incidents were reported to Campus Security between February 9 – February 22.
A WTMC left his jacket on the 1st floor of the TI building while leaving to buy a soda at a vending machine. The student came back to find the jacket missing. Another student, who is also a part of the WTMC program, took the jacket to their vehicle.
The victim reported the crime to campus security once the jacket was noticed to be missing. The suspect was caught by video footage showing him taking the jacket.
The student has been referred to WTMC discipline.
A student left a biology lab manual at the Student Center café. The lab manual is valued at about $45. Another student found the lab manual and gave it to the café employee. The same café employee left with the lab manual after their shift when no one came back to claim the manual, and sold it to the bookstore.
The employee was caught and has been referred to the ombudsman.
A harmful substance was allegedly found in a person’s food.
The investigation is ongoing and no further details could be provided.
Fraud was committed at the second floor of the Student Center on Friday, Feb. 15. No further details could be given due to the ongoing investigation.
An alleged case of stalking was reported to campus security. No further details could be provided due to the ongoing investigation.
Campus safety and security asks students and staff to report any suspicious activity or incidents that occur on campus. Campus safety and security is open 24 hours, seven days a week. Call 734-973-3411.
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