2008 Woodie Awards
CAMPUS CRIME: Courtesy Call
Eduardo Moran
Issue date: 11/9/05 Section: News
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VANDALISM -- Graffiti writers caused $350 in damage when they wrote initials in black, silver, blue and orange spray paint on the trash compactor wall on four occasions between Oct. 21 and Oct. 28, including twice on the same day. No suspects or witnesses have been reported on any of the graffiti reports.
ASSAULT -- A disgruntled driver pushed a cadet who was issuing a parking ticket to a vehicle at an expired meter in Lot E, Monday, Oct. 24 at 5:10 p.m. The man was upset because he was whistling to get the cadet's attention and the cadet ignored him, denying him "common courtesy," according to police reports. The cadet said he didn't hear the man. The man removed his jacket and threatened the cadet as he circled him. The cadet advised him to calm down but the man refused and pushed him, which prompted the cadet to call campus police for back up. When they arrived the man was still acting erratically and campus police temporarily handcuffed him and searched him for weapons. The handcuffs were later removed but the man still received a parking ticket.
The Valley College Sheriff's Department asks that anyone with information regarding any of these incidents please call the department at (818) 947-2911.
ASSAULT -- A disgruntled driver pushed a cadet who was issuing a parking ticket to a vehicle at an expired meter in Lot E, Monday, Oct. 24 at 5:10 p.m. The man was upset because he was whistling to get the cadet's attention and the cadet ignored him, denying him "common courtesy," according to police reports. The cadet said he didn't hear the man. The man removed his jacket and threatened the cadet as he circled him. The cadet advised him to calm down but the man refused and pushed him, which prompted the cadet to call campus police for back up. When they arrived the man was still acting erratically and campus police temporarily handcuffed him and searched him for weapons. The handcuffs were later removed but the man still received a parking ticket.
The Valley College Sheriff's Department asks that anyone with information regarding any of these incidents please call the department at (818) 947-2911.
