UAF Police Blotter: Through Oct. 21, 2011
Fernanda Chamorro/ Sun Star Reporter
Oct. 25, 2011
Stranger danger
A male in the Wood Center reported feeling uncomfortable around a 50-year-old man who was acting strange and saying inappropriate things on Oct. 14. The man was not a student. An officer found that he had already been banned from UAF, escorted him out and extended his banishment.
Fundraising calls
A male made several calls to the KUAC fundraising line on Oct. 15. He made threats to show up with a baseball bat. There is no indication that he is affiliated with UAF and the investigation is in progress.
Stop, in the name of law
Police stopped a female, 27, UAF student for failure to stop at the stop sign in the Fine Arts Complex parking lot on Oct. 15. The woman was driving with a revoked license. The officer arrested the woman and transported her to Fairbanks Correctional Center where she was charged with driving with a revoked license.
Bud night
A Resident Assistant reported a male student in Bartlett Hall on Oct. 16 who was intoxicated and distraught over a death in the family and girlfriend problems . His roommate agreed to take custody and be responsible for him for the night.
Walk the line
An off-duty community service officer reported a 29-year-old man from Fairbanks walking in the road on Tanana Loop. He was found to be in violation of the terms of his probation for a felony DUI and was arrested and transported to the Fairbanks Correctional Center on Oct. 16.
Delivering the news
Alaska State Troopers requested assistance from the UAFPD trying to locate a person who was looking in vehicles. A newspaper delivery employee caught a person looking in cars with a flashlight in the Westwood Way area on Oct. 16 and contacted police. AST is currently investigating the case.
Posted by Fernanda Chamorro
on Oct 25 2011. Filed under UAF Police Blotter.
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