A harassment report was filed after a student was threatened for taking another student’s clothing out of a dryer at North Hall.
Due to there not being any dryers available, a student took another student’s laundry out of a dryer and onto a chair while she did her laundry. The student who owned the clothing walked in and noticed her clothes were no longer in the dryer, and yelled at the other student. The student returned to her room after taking her clothes off.
There were two students that said they were going to fight her after she heard a knock at her door. The student that found her clothes out of the dryer was one of the students. The main suspect in the case is reported to the campus police by the resident assistant.
The vehicle and backpack of a student were stolen from the Dallas campus.
The student left her car keys in the unlocked locker while she was in the lab. A student’s backpack and vehicle were stolen when she returned to her lab. A male and female suspect are seen in security footage taking the student’s backpack and driving away.
The case is still under investigation even though the suspects have not been found.
According to a police report, a male suspect is under investigation for a class C assault and a terroristic threat that causes a fear of serious bodily injury in Parliament Village.
There was an argument between two people. There isn’t any more details.
A student reported that their clothing was missing from the laundry room of South Hall.
A student placed a load of laundry in the third dryer of the laundry room, but later returned to find another student putting their laundry in the same dryer. The student asked if there were any clothes in the dryer before another student put their laundry in, and they said that the dryer was empty. The student wants to press charges if the suspect is located, as campus police are trying to obtain footage from the laundry room.
According to a police report, 180 dollars was stolen from the TWU fitness and recreation locker room.
The student put her belongings in the unlocked locker and retrieved them after her workout. The money was missing from her bag when she returned to the dorm. The student would like to press charges once the suspect is found.
According to a police report, a TWU issued laptop was stolen from an employee’s office at the Administration Conference Tower on August 29th.
The items were worth between $100 and $750. The case is still under investigation and there are no current suspects.
Between August 29 and September 8 there were 164 calls.
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