Thursday, January 30
• Rensselaer Union
Property Damage: Person reported that their laptop was left on floor in storage area of the Bookstore and someone apparently stepped on it, cracking screen.
Friday, January 31
• West Lot
Larceny: One hubcap taken from ’96 VW parked in lot between 8:50 am and 3:10 pm.
• Armory
Larceny: Wallet stolen from unlocked locker in men’s locker room. License and personal information inside.
Saturday, February 1
• Nason Hall
False Report: Pull station activated on second floor without cause.
• Belle Avenue
Noise Complaint: Resident of Belle Avenue complained to Public Safety about loud music from fraternity. Fraternity advised to turn down music and complied.
Sunday, February 2
• Rousseau House
Fire Alarm: First floor, cooking smoke.
Monday, February 3
• Russell Sage Labs
Medical: Person with unknown illness. Troy Fire Department responded and transported patient to hospital.
• Commons
Criminal Mischief: Pepsi machine vandalized sometime between Friday and Monday.
Tuesday, February 4
• Armory
Medical: Student hurt ankle playing basketball. Troy Fire Department and RPI Ambulance responded. Patient transported to hospital.
Wednesday, February 5
• Sage Lab
Larceny: Student meditating in room heard sound and then discovered unknown male had just stolen his computer. Suspect last seen walking off campus.
• 15th Street
Criminal Mischief: Troy Police arrested picketer for allegedly damaging a vehicle entering construction site.
• 15th Street
Disorderly Conduct: Troy Police arrested picketer for disorderly conduct outside construction site.
• Heffner Alumni House
Medical: Visitor passed out near front entrance. Troy Fire Department responded and patient declined medical attention.
Thursday, February 6
• Greene Building
Larceny: Two Optima E-Pro projectors stolen from second floor gallery on evening of February 4.
• Colonie Apartments
Larceny: Side window of car parked in lot smashed and 90 CDs stolen.
Tip of the Week: When having your car repaired you should only leave the vehicle’s ignition key. Personal keys could be copied.
