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CAMPUS CRIME
Former Valley College Student Charged with Possession
Tiffany Farmakis
Issue date: 4/27/05 Section: News
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Meth Strikes Again
A former Valley College student under criminal investigation was arrested April 19 for possession.
Campus Police arrived at the suspect's apartment to question him about an alleged incident between him and college administrators.
During a routine pat down search officers found a clear plastic baggie containing an off-white crystal substance. They also discovered a glass pipe commonly used for smoking methamphetamines in the suspects right jeans pocket.
The suspect was taken to the West Hollywood Station and charged with possession.
Vandalism
Between the hours of 1:30 p.m.and 4:30 p.m. on April 19 a faculty member's car was assaulted with a sharp object.
The car was parked in the faculty parking lot in front of the North Gym. After leaving class, the victim noticed three wavy scratch marks on each passenger side door of her car.
According to the victim, earlier that day she had an argument with a student about not parking in the faculty lot.
The student is described as a middle-aged female driving an older model Ford Truck.
No winesses or suspects were found.
Hit-and-Run
A staff member reported that her vehicle was sideswiped on April 13 between 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in Parking Lot D.
Upon returning to her car the victim noticed damage to the rear bumper and left corner of her Toyota Corolla.
No witnesses were found and the suspect still remains at large.
A former Valley College student under criminal investigation was arrested April 19 for possession.
Campus Police arrived at the suspect's apartment to question him about an alleged incident between him and college administrators.
During a routine pat down search officers found a clear plastic baggie containing an off-white crystal substance. They also discovered a glass pipe commonly used for smoking methamphetamines in the suspects right jeans pocket.
The suspect was taken to the West Hollywood Station and charged with possession.
Vandalism
Between the hours of 1:30 p.m.and 4:30 p.m. on April 19 a faculty member's car was assaulted with a sharp object.
The car was parked in the faculty parking lot in front of the North Gym. After leaving class, the victim noticed three wavy scratch marks on each passenger side door of her car.
According to the victim, earlier that day she had an argument with a student about not parking in the faculty lot.
The student is described as a middle-aged female driving an older model Ford Truck.
No winesses or suspects were found.
Hit-and-Run
A staff member reported that her vehicle was sideswiped on April 13 between 3:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in Parking Lot D.
Upon returning to her car the victim noticed damage to the rear bumper and left corner of her Toyota Corolla.
No witnesses were found and the suspect still remains at large.
