Scranton man dies at basketball game: A Scranton man died of cardiac arrest Tuesday night in Rec Hall during the Penn State men's basketball game against Indiana University.

Glenn Hafler, 62, died of a heart attack, a Centre Community Hospital spokeswoman said.

Hafler had a pre-existing medical condition, the spokeswoman said.

Criminal Mischief: An employee of Appalachian Ski and Outdoors, 324 W. College Ave., reported someone broke the store's sign between 2 and 4:30 yesterday morning, State College Bureau of Police Services said.

Police said they have no suspects and no damage estimate was available.

Disorderly Conduct: An employee of Stoney's Post House Tavern, 146 N. Atherton St., reported someone attempted to enter the building after closing to retrieve some belongings left there, State College police said.

The suspect pounded on the door and windows, but left before the police arrived, police said.

Police said they have a suspect and the investigation is continuing.

Hit and Run: James Purdum, Nittany Lion Inn manager of operations, reported someone struck a lamppost between the inn and the Green B Parking Terrace between 9:30 and 9:45 Tuesday evening, University Police Services said.

Damage was estimated at $2,500.

Theft: University employee Sherry Sharum reported someone forcibly entered rooms 202 and 203 Human Development East and removed office equipment between 4:30 Monday evening and 5:30 Tuesday morning, University police said.

The equipment is worth $5,103.

Theft: Mark Siconolfi of 102 Mifflin reported someone removed his bicycle from outside his dorm between 11:30 Monday night and 2 Tuesday afternoon, University police said.

The bicycle is worth about $779.

Theft: Sharon Abrino of 12 Sproul reported someone removed a couch from 110 Fisher, University police said.

The couch is worth about $611.

Theft: Delia Trible of 121 W. Fairmount Ave. reported someone removed her jacket and a wallet from the second-floor hallway of Henderson Building between 9:10 and 11:15 yesterday morning, University police said.

The items are worth $280.