Police log
Monday, March 17, 1997

• Attempted Burglary: A University employee reported Thursday someone damaged the lock mechanism to a room on the second floor of Hamilton Hall between March 8 and Thursday, University Police Services said.
  

  The estimated value of the damage is $40.
  
  
  

• Burglary/Theft/DUI: Brian Shepard, 24, of Bellefonte was arrested yesterday and charged with burglary, theft, driving under the influence and other related charges, the State College Police Department said.
  

  Police found a car registered to Shepard 12:30 a.m. yesterday at TCI Media Services, 1050 Benner Pike, when they responded to a report that the front window of TCI Media Services had been smashed.
  

  When the Bellefonte Police Department was contacted, Bellefonte police were already at Shepard's residence responding to a disorderly conduct complaint.
  

  Police said that TCI Media Services had been vandalized and a $12,000 computer stolen, but was later recovered.
  

  Shepard is being held at Centre County Prison.
  
  
  

• Burglary: University student Elizabeth Shank, 22, of 338 W. College Ave., reported Saturday someone broke into her apartment between March 8 and Saturday, the State College Police Department said.
  

  Shank reported 80 compact discs, a plastic trash can and a cardboard box were stolen, police said.
  

  The estimated value of the items is $1,000.
  
  
  

• Theft: A visitor to campus reported on Saturday his unattended video camcorder was stolen from the McCoy Natatorium that day.
  

  The estimated value of the camcorder is $1,000.
  
  
  

• Theft: A visitor to campus reported Saturday his unattended portable compact disc player was stolen from McCoy Natatorium Friday.
  

  The estimated value of the player is $200.
  
  

State College police are located at 118 S. Fraser St. in the Municipal Building.

University police are located in the Eisenhower Parking Garage on campus.