Police log
Monday, March 31, 1997

• Accidental Damages: A University employee reported Friday that the Nittany Parking Deck traffic control gate descended on a privately owned vehicle attempting to exit the parking structure, University Police Services said. The vehicle suffered light damage, police said.

  The amount of the damage is unknown.
  

• Criminal Mischief: A University student reported Sunday afternoon that someone damaged the door glass of the west entrance to Stuart Hall between midnight and 12:30 a.m., University police said.
  

  The amount of the damage is unknown.
  

• Criminal Mischief/Vehicles: Steven Murray of 22 Hamilton Hall reported Saturday someone took his car from a parking lot at his residence and damaged its fender before returning it Friday night, the State College Police Department said.
  

  The fender sustained minor damage.
  
  
  

• Disorderly Conduct: A University police officer apprehended several non-students who were jumping on cars Saturday in Parking Lot Orange E at Shields Building. It was later discovered the cars in question were their own.
  

  No further action was taken, University police said.
  
  

• Harassment by Communication: An off-campus student reported Saturday receiving threatening E-mail from an identified student, University police said.
  
  
• Rules and Regulation: A residence life coordinator reported Saturday that a student on the first floor of Holmes Hall had an unauthorized weapon in his room.
  

  University police confiscated the weapon and placed it in storage.
  
  

• Theft: Gretchen Holtzer of 220 Thompson reported Saturday her student ID, jacket, backpack, pants and a shirt were stolen while she was attending a party at Theta Delta Chi fraternity, 305 E. Prospect Ave., State College police said.
  

  The value of the items is $170.
  
  
  

• Theft: Anthony Yearick, 52 Hilltop Park, reported Saturday his nickel-plated, 9 mm handgun was stolen from a desk drawer in his home during a party Friday night, State College police said.
  

  The value of the handgun is unknown.

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.