2008 Woodie Awards
CAMPUS CRIME: Lion's Den Gets Hustled
Eduardo Morán
Issue date: 9/28/05 Section: News
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GRAFFITI
Graffiti vandals caused $300 in damage when they wrote their names on the compactor wall located in front of the stadium on Thursday, Sept. 23. The vandals marked the wall with purple spray paint between 12:30 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. The names where "ISEDER" and "ROE." Campus police conducted a search of the area but found no suspects.
THEFT
Twelve billiard balls were stolen from the lion's Den on Tuesday Sept. 20. The incident was discovered when several students asked a staff member for the balls. The staff member could not find the balls but remembered that four males were the last to use the pool table. No witnesses have been reported.
A red bicycle was stolen from a bike rack outside of the east entrance of the Music building on Friday Sept. 16. The victim last saw the bike at 3:05 p.m. when he checked the rack. The bike was gone when he came out of class at 5:45 p.m. No witnesses or suspects have been reported.
The Valley College Sheriff's Department asks that anyone with information regarding any of these incidents please call the department at (818) 947-2911.
Graffiti vandals caused $300 in damage when they wrote their names on the compactor wall located in front of the stadium on Thursday, Sept. 23. The vandals marked the wall with purple spray paint between 12:30 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. The names where "ISEDER" and "ROE." Campus police conducted a search of the area but found no suspects.
THEFT
Twelve billiard balls were stolen from the lion's Den on Tuesday Sept. 20. The incident was discovered when several students asked a staff member for the balls. The staff member could not find the balls but remembered that four males were the last to use the pool table. No witnesses have been reported.
A red bicycle was stolen from a bike rack outside of the east entrance of the Music building on Friday Sept. 16. The victim last saw the bike at 3:05 p.m. when he checked the rack. The bike was gone when he came out of class at 5:45 p.m. No witnesses or suspects have been reported.
The Valley College Sheriff's Department asks that anyone with information regarding any of these incidents please call the department at (818) 947-2911.
