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News | 4/28/09
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Medical Emergency
Apr. 22-A 23-year-old male in the Foster Mods called BEMCo after ingesting peanuts. The party stated he was not sure if he was allergic to peanuts but was worried he might be. University Police and BEMCo responded, and the party was treated on-scene with a signed refusal for further care.
Apr. 22-A report was made stating that a child in the Lemberg Children's Center was vomiting due to an allergic reaction. An ambulance requested by BEMCo staff transported the child to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital.
Apr. 23-A caller reported that two individuals had collided on the soccer field near the Gosman Sports and?Convocation Center while playing baseball. BEMCo requested two ambulances to respond to two conscious and alert individuals with head trauma. The ambulance transported the injured parties to Newton-Wellesly Hospital.
Apr. 23-BEMCo responded to a call reporting that an employee had cut their finger in ShermanDining Hall. An ambulance transported the patient to Newton-Wellesley Hospital.
Disturbance
Apr. 25-A call was received with a complaint of a party in the Foster Mods causing noise. The party dispersed without incident.
Apr. 25-A call was received with a complaint of a small group within the Foster Mods talking, disturbing the residents of the quad. The group dispersed without incident.
Harassment
Apr. 21-The Department of Residence Life responded to a call from a party in Renfield Hall who had been assaulted by a neighbor. ResLife staff will assist in an investigation.
Miscellaneous
Apr. 21-Two women were found engaging in sexual activity in an elevator in the Usdan Student Center. University Police advised the parties to cease.
Apr. 22-University Police were dispatched to Massell Quad to investigate a complaint of a student reported to be in possession of a pellet gun. ResLife staff assisted the police, and the replica weapon was confiscated. A report was compiled, and University Judicial charges will be filed.
Apr. 24-A University Police dispatcher viewed on a CCTV monitor located at the police control three young men, one of whom was passing into Deroy from Massell Quad in possession of what appeared to be a chrome plated semi-automatic handgun. University Police responded and identified the parties. A replica airsoft pellet gun was confiscated and University Police will file University Judicial charges on the incident. ResLife staff was advised of the incident.
Apr. 25-A party in North Quad reported finding a strange female asleep in her bed and that she was unable to wake her up. University Police responded and woke up the female party, who had mistakenly identified the room as her own and gotten into bed and gone to sleep. All parties were satisfied, and no further action was taken.
Apr. 26-University Police received a call from a party on a Crystal Shuttle Bus stating that an intoxicated male was on the bus, and the party asked to meet the Police in front of the Rabb Steps. Upon responding to the report, police identified the non-University student as Brian Bochner and placed him into protective custody. Bochner was transported to the Waltham Police Department for further processing.
-Compiled by Justine Root
Apr. 22-A 23-year-old male in the Foster Mods called BEMCo after ingesting peanuts. The party stated he was not sure if he was allergic to peanuts but was worried he might be. University Police and BEMCo responded, and the party was treated on-scene with a signed refusal for further care.
Apr. 22-A report was made stating that a child in the Lemberg Children's Center was vomiting due to an allergic reaction. An ambulance requested by BEMCo staff transported the child to the Newton-Wellesley Hospital.
Apr. 23-A caller reported that two individuals had collided on the soccer field near the Gosman Sports and?Convocation Center while playing baseball. BEMCo requested two ambulances to respond to two conscious and alert individuals with head trauma. The ambulance transported the injured parties to Newton-Wellesly Hospital.
Apr. 23-BEMCo responded to a call reporting that an employee had cut their finger in ShermanDining Hall. An ambulance transported the patient to Newton-Wellesley Hospital.
Disturbance
Apr. 25-A call was received with a complaint of a party in the Foster Mods causing noise. The party dispersed without incident.
Apr. 25-A call was received with a complaint of a small group within the Foster Mods talking, disturbing the residents of the quad. The group dispersed without incident.
Harassment
Apr. 21-The Department of Residence Life responded to a call from a party in Renfield Hall who had been assaulted by a neighbor. ResLife staff will assist in an investigation.
Miscellaneous
Apr. 21-Two women were found engaging in sexual activity in an elevator in the Usdan Student Center. University Police advised the parties to cease.
Apr. 22-University Police were dispatched to Massell Quad to investigate a complaint of a student reported to be in possession of a pellet gun. ResLife staff assisted the police, and the replica weapon was confiscated. A report was compiled, and University Judicial charges will be filed.
Apr. 24-A University Police dispatcher viewed on a CCTV monitor located at the police control three young men, one of whom was passing into Deroy from Massell Quad in possession of what appeared to be a chrome plated semi-automatic handgun. University Police responded and identified the parties. A replica airsoft pellet gun was confiscated and University Police will file University Judicial charges on the incident. ResLife staff was advised of the incident.
Apr. 25-A party in North Quad reported finding a strange female asleep in her bed and that she was unable to wake her up. University Police responded and woke up the female party, who had mistakenly identified the room as her own and gotten into bed and gone to sleep. All parties were satisfied, and no further action was taken.
Apr. 26-University Police received a call from a party on a Crystal Shuttle Bus stating that an intoxicated male was on the bus, and the party asked to meet the Police in front of the Rabb Steps. Upon responding to the report, police identified the non-University student as Brian Bochner and placed him into protective custody. Bochner was transported to the Waltham Police Department for further processing.
-Compiled by Justine Root
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