Professor has electronic equipment stolen A professor had electronic equipment stolen from a secured office in the Music Center between March 24 at 12 p.m. and April 5 at 9:30 a.m., University Police Capt. Fernando Solorzano said. The equipment, which included a Samsung digital camera, extra Samsung battery, camera bag, external hard drive, hard drive holder, Olympus audio recorder and a memory card, had a total value of $672.
A woman was cited for vandalizing an anti-abortion presentation near the Speaker's Platform on April 13 at 2:30 p.m., University Police Lt. Scot Willey said. The woman was walking through the presentation when she started yelling and destroying signs and images, Willey said.
Laptops and bikes were stolen across campus, and a woman was arrested at the Board of Trustees meeting.
Two men had more than $3,000 of merchandise stolen Two men had a Nike gym bag stolen with laptops, a camera and clothing inside, University Police Capt. Fernando Solorzano said. The men were sitting outside on the east side of the Nugget on March 15 at 12:20 p.
Fraternity impersonation leads to attempted robbery A man reported an attempted robbery March 5 at 6:15 p.m. in Parking Lot 14, University Police Capt. Fernando Solorzano said. The victim reported that a man wearing a purple shirt with green and purple camouflage pants and gold combat boots approached him as he was getting into his car and tried to steal his camera.
University Police received a report of sexual battery near the Liberal Arts restroom.
University Police received reports of two bike thefts, multiple laptops stolen and marijuana complaints, among other things.
University Police received a report this week of a Pearl Harbor memorial vandalized in the Faculty Office 3 building.
University Police received reports of vandalism, theft and marijuana possession, among other things.
Laptop, iPhone robbery Three thefts were reported to the University Police from Jan. 29 to Feb. 3, Solorzano said. A woman reported she was robbed while on the second floor of Parking Structure 3 on Feb. 3 at 11:09 a.m., Solorzano said. The victim was putting items into the trunk of her vehicle when a male approached her from behind and placed an unknown sharp object to her back, demanding her laptop and iPhone.
University Police received reports regarding on-campus thefts, like the loss of $2,900 in rental tables from the Walter Pyramid.
University Police recently received reports of theft, vandalism and local drunk driving.
In light of a string of reported suicide attempts, Cal State Long Beach students may wish to know how they can prevent suicides on campus. Between Oct. 11 and Nov. 22, University Police responded to four calls of a person on the verge of suicide. Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and University Police reached out to the persons before an actual suicide took place, and found them further assistance.
A breakup turned into a 911 call when a female student's ex-boyfriend went looking for her on campus on Nov. 28, University Police Capt. Fernando Solorzano said. He was reportedly unwilling to end the relationship and wanted to find her to patch things up.
A female student was held hostage by a male student as she attempted to get into her car after leaving a house party in Paramount City Nov. 22, University Police Capt. Fernando Solorzano said. While trying to get into her car after leaving the party, the male student reportedly grabbed her by her purse, pulled her into his arms and proceeded to hold her against her will.
University Police helped search for the suspect in the robbery.
Four suidice reports occurred from Oct. 11 to Nov. 6.
University Police saved an 80-year-old man's life in the Physical Education building on Oct. 31, Lt. Scot Willey of the University Police Department said. University Police were called to room 106 with a report of an elderly man who was semi-conscious and barely breathing.
University Police discovered a man impersonating a police officer Oct. 26. He was parked in a car that resembled a police vehicle in Parking Structure 3, University Police Lt. Brown said. The car also contained Cal State Long Beach University Police property such as cones and police vests.
This follows an Oct. 10 incident when a man reportedly fondled himself in a CSULB women's restroom stall.
Jonathan Huynh's prison sentence was determined a premeditated murder for which he received one count.
The prosecutor called Jonathan Huynh an "obsessive boyfriend" who wouldn't let Kate Su Yi break up with him.
Injuries were reported from the crash.
The incident occurred in Residence Commons.
Vehicle burglaries are reported on campus, and there is another fraternity-related disturbance reported.
Seven bicycle thefts have occurred on campus within the last two weeks, according to the University Police activity log. Each bicycle stolen was secured with a chain or cable lock, excluding one bicycle that was improperly secured with a U-Lock. According to Capt.
A CSULB boat trailer is stolen on campus, and students are dispersed after rallying in support of a professor whose contract "was not being renewed."
A professor reportedly had $3,500 worth of instructor textbooks stolen.
Harsh toke for repeat offender One dorm student was reported for marijuana possession on Aug. 28, 29 and 30 at the Residential Learning College, according to Captain Fernando Solorzano. On Aug. 28, he was cited for possessing less than an ounce, a misdemeanor, and then reported to the Office of Judicial Affairs.
The Pyramid employee said that her female colleague 'inappropriately touched' her.
After four reported thefts on the police activity log, the University Bookstore has employed security guards.
Vaiilili Emosi, 21, was arrested on Aug. 4 for stealing an estimated $5,000 from the University Bookstore. Other police blotter news: A 17-year-old had his vehicle impounded when he was caught driving without a license; he was reportedly waiting to pick up his girlfriend.
A compile of University Police activity on and off campus.
A cross with religious significance was stolen from the on-campus Puvunga.
The Police Blotter is an activity log that tracks some University Police emergency calls. All emergency calls within a 2-mile radius of Cal State Long Beach are directed to University Police and tracked on the log.
Coyotes were sighted on campus and University Police assist a U.S. marshal in searching for a wanted person at the Pyramid.
Reported incidents: items stolen from Puvunga Indian burial site, iPhone robbery and indecent exposure in a bus on West Campus Drive.
This is the student's second charge for battery against a female.
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