DAILY CRIME LOG

07/30/07

0001-2400 hrs.

Incident Type	Report No.	Date & Time Reported	Date & Time Occurred	Location	Location Code	Crime Type	Narrative	Disposition
Petit Larceny	01-07-1784	07/18/07 1114 hrs.	07/17/07 0850-1010 hrs.	Helen Newman Hall	A	NA	Officer dispatched to take a report from an individual regarding the theft of their unsecured keys. Value: $5.00	Closed
Criminal Mischief	01-07-1832	07/26/07 1514 hrs.	07/17/07 0001 hrs. – 07/18/07 2359 hrs.	13 South Avenue	D	NA	Officer dispatched to take a report regarding an unknown individual(s) throwing a rock through a ground floor window. Value: $400.00	Closed
Petit Larceny	01-07-1860	07/30/07 1446 hrs.	07/09/07 1200 hrs. – 07/20/07 1200 hrs.	Rhodes Hall/Clark Hall	A	NA	Officer dispatched to take a report from a staff member regarding the theft of their unsecured Diamondback bicycle. Value: $40.00	Closed
Grand Larceny	01-07-1862	07/30/07 1720 hrs.	07/30/07 1445-1645 hrs.	Flat Rock Area	C	NA	Officer dispatched to take a report from an individual regarding the theft of their wallet, NYS driver’s license, insurance card, checkbook, and bankcard from their secured vehicle. Value: $53.00	Closed

During this period, Cornell Police also handled the following:

3	Fire/Burglar Alarms
226	R & C Telephone Calls (includes Blue Light)
2	Assist Ill or Injured/Medical Transports (Including Alcohol and Drug Related)
0	Alcohol Related Incidents out of 34 Total Incidents
1	Disturbances and P.D. Assists
2	Motorist Assist, Disabled Vehicles and General Escort
4	Suspicious Persons, Vehicles and Circumstances
0	Motor Vehicle Accident (Property Damage, Personal Injury and Hit & Run)
13	Property Checks

Crime Types

AL-Alcohol

DR-Drugs

WE-Weapons

BI-Bias

NA-Not Applicable

Location Types

A-On Campus

B-In or on a non-campus building or property

C-On Public Property

D-In dormitories or other residential facilities for students on campus

Disposition Status Terms

Arrest 1 – Adult, 16 years or older.

Arrest 2– Juvenile, less than 16 years of age.

Arrest 3 – J.A. Referral, referred to Cornell Judicial Administrator.

Exceptional Clearance – Identity of the offender is known and there is some reason out-side the police control for not arresting, charging, and prosecuting the offender.

Pending – Complaint is still under active investigation.

Closed – Inactive pending further information.

Unfounded – Investigation reveals the complaint to be false or baseless.

/DLF

End of Log

Published on July 31, 2007