Police log
Monday, Feb.9, 1998

• Criminal Mischief: A garage door at the Pugh Street Parking Garage was vandalized Friday night, which prohibited cars from passing, the State College Police Department said.
  

  There is no estimated damage value.
  
  

• Criminal Mischief: Two residents of Nittany Apartments reported that ice balls caused broken windows Saturday, University Police Services said.
  

  The estimated repair cost for each window is $200.
  
  

• Pedestrian Crash: A University student reported being struck by a moving vehicle Friday at the intersection of Pollock and Shortlidge roads, University police said.
  

  The student sustained minor injuries,and received treatment at University Health Services, University police said.
  
  

• Sexual Offenses: A 19-year-old University student reported yesterday that she had been sexually assaulted by someone she knew, State College police said.
  

  She reported the assault to the police immediately, and State College police are continuing an investigation.
  
  

• Theft: University student Jeffrey Barnes reported the theft of three amplifiers from his locked car at a parking lot on Prospect Avenue Friday, State College police said.
  

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

• Theft: A University employee reported Friday the theft of a chair from the television lounge in Fisher Hall between Tuesday and Wednesday, University police said.
  

  The estimated value of the chair is $300.
  
  

• Theft: A University employee reported items were stolen Friday morning from a secured locker in White Building, University police said.
  

  The estimated value of the items is $289.
  
  

• Theft: A University student reported yesterday the theft of her coat from the Gingerbread Man, 130 Hiester St., State College police said.
  

  The estimated value of the coat is $220.
  
  

• Theft: A University student reported her coat was stolen Friday evening from White Building, University police said.
  

  The estimated value of the coat is $100.
  
  

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.