The Justice

Medical Emergency

Mar. 2-An 18-year-old female in the Usdan Student Center reported that she had a migraine and was vomiting. University Police and BEMCo responded, and the patient was transported by ambulance to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital.

Mar. 3-University Police escorted an ambulance to East Quad to transport a student for a psychological evaluation. The patient was transported without incident.

Mar. 4-A student in the Village twisted her ankle. The patient was transported to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital bypolice cruiser.

Mar. 5-A party in Ziv Quad reported that her friend fainted and hit her head. University Police and BEMCo responded. The patient was transported to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital by ambulance.

Mar. 6-A student in Massell Quad reported that her roommate passed out, did not regain consciousness and had been vomiting prior to passing out. University Police and BEMCo responded and notified the Waltham Fire Department. BEMCo reported that the victim had sustained a head injury. The party was transported via ambulance to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital.

Mar. 7-A student in Ziv Quad reported that her friend had become sick in the last three hours. University Police and BEMCo responded. BEMCo treated the student and transported her to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital.

Disturbance

Mar. 8-A caller in the Charles River Apartments reported that people downstairs were playing loud music. University Police asked the individual to turn the music off for the night, and the individual complied.

Traffic

Mar. 4-University Police compiled a report on a hit-and-run near the Charles River Apartments.

Mar. 6-A caller reported an automobile accident on South Street across from the Linsey pool. The Waltham Police Department was notified.

Vandalism

Mar. 7-A caller in Ziv Quad reported that a group of individuals was "golfing" beer cans onto South Street. University Police checked the area and found nothing.

Theft

Mar. 3-A party in the Mailman House reported that a laptop computer, credit card and cell phone were stolen from an open locker in the men's locker room. University Police compiled a report t and will follow up with an investigation.

Miscellaneous

Mar. 2-University Police responded to an incident in East Quad involving several knives. University Police and the community development coordinator confiscated the knives from the suspect. The suspect was transported by ambulance for a psychological examination. University Police will file University judicial charges against the suspect.

Mar. 3-University Police responded to a report of a woman screaming near 110 Angleside Road and reported the area was quiet. Officers spoke to the reporting party, who could not pinpoint the location the screams were coming from. University Police searched the area, found nothing and left after determining the report was unfounded.

-Compiled by Brian Fromm

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