Minors, fraternity cited for violations: State College Bureau of Police Services said they responded to a complaint March 18 about underage drinking at Acacia fraternity, 234 Locust Lane.

Uniformed police officers surveyed the area around the fraternity and found four minors in possession of alcohol, police said. One person was carrying a six-pack of beer to Acacia, and three other people were stopped after they left the fraternity because they had open containers of alcoholic beverages, police said.

Charges have been filed against three minors for possession of alcohol and against Acacia, which apparently held a party with Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi Kappa Sigma fraternities, for furnishing alcohol to minors, police said.

Burglary: Philip Evatt of 728 Bellaire Ave. reported that more than $1,760 worth of merchandise was taken from his residence sometime between Friday and Sunday, State College police said.

He reported the following items as missing: a black and green Cannondale bike, a 13-inch color television with remote control, a Panasonic VCR, a men's tan leather jacket and three pairs of sunglasses, police said.

Evatt told police he found the screen to his window, which he said he may have left open, lying on the floor. The door also was unlocked.

Burglary: An employee from Rite Aid, 1927 S. Atherton St., reported that an undetermined amount of cash and personal checks were taken from a safe sometime Sunday or yesterday, State College police said.

An employee told police that when she entered the store yesterday morning, an office door and the safe door were open. She told police she thought she remembered locking those doors and a rear door, which was also found open.

Criminal Mischief: University employee Raymond Gorsuch reported that someone kicked in the door to G27 Hamilton Hall between Friday and yesterday, University Police Services said.

Damage is estimated at $200.

Theft: Brian Hoy of 721 W. College Ave. reported that someone smashed the right-side window of his car between 7:30 Saturday night and midnight Sunday, while it was parked at his residence, State College police said.

Eleven compact discs and 36 audio cassettes were taken from his car, police said. The items are worth $450.

Theft: Brian Robertson of 812 W. College Ave. reported that an Alpine equalizer was taken from his car between midnight Saturday and 10 Sunday morning while his car was parked at his residence, State College police said. The left rear window of his vehicle was smashed, police said.

The value of the equalizer is unknown.