Student with ninja stars arrested
Two people were reported throwing ninja stars and knives at trees outside of Parkside College at 11:11 p.m. on Aug. 30, University Police Captain Scott Brown said. One person was identified as 18-year-old Timothy Cha, a Cal State Long Beach student, Brown said. Cha was arrested and taken to jail, Brown said. The second subject was a juvenile, who was taken into custody and released to his/her parents, Brown said.
Nudist sighted on lower campus
University Police received a 911 call from a female who reported a man walking around naked between the Horn Center and the west side of the Kinesiology building on Monday at 7:35 p.m., Brown said.
She described the man to be a white male in his 20’s with brown hair, Brown said.
The woman had seen the naked man before, at the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, Brown said. At that time, he wore blue jeans and no shirt, and was carrying a red and white string backpack at the time, Brown said.
University Police checked the area and surrounding buildings, but were unable to locate the man, Brown said.
Satanic symbols found on Fine Arts building
A person used an aerosol spray to write “666 HAIL SATAN” followed by a five point star on the door of room 203 in Fine Arts building 4 on Monday, at 1:49 p.m., Brown said. No further information has been received on the person at this time, Brown said.
Facilities maintenance cart goes missing
An employee left a facilities maintenance cart parked on the south side of the College of Business Administration building on Sunday at 11:30 p.m., Brown said. The employee discovered the cart missing at 3:05 a.m. on Monday, according to Brown. The cart was recovered 30 minutes later by University Police in Parking Lot 11A, Brown said. No information is known on the person(s) who took the cart, Brown said.
Loud ladies disturb Parkside Commons
University Police were notified of two women yelling at each other outside of Parkside Commons on Aug. 31 at 2:19 a.m., Brown said. One female was detained, and the other ran into Parkside Commons as University Police arrived, Brown said. The detained woman reportedly was under the influence of alcohol, and she was cited and released to the Residential Coordinator, Brown said