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There were fewer on-campus thefts this week than average, perhaps as a result of the boreal winds buffeting the unsheltered Hilltop with their glacial terror.  Surprisingly, there were no other on-campus crimes reported.  However, a proliferation of public urination arrests occurred in suspicious proximity to Tuscany Pizza, Quick Pita, and GoFresh (formerly the infamous Philly P’s).  Also, two cases of “assault with a deadly weapon” were reported close to campus.

Wednesday, December 1

(No Crimes Reported)

Thursday, December 2

3:15 PM – THEFT (Car Barn). An unknown person stole an unsecured bicycle.  No suspects or witnesses have been identified.

Friday, December 3

12:15 AM – MISCHIEF (1200 Block of Potomac Street). MPD arrested a suspect for alleged public urination.

2:00 AM – MISCHIEF (1200 Block of Potomac Street).  MPD arrested two suspects for alleged public urination.

3:26 AM – ROBBERY (3300 Block of Prospect Street).  MPD reported a robbery at this location.

6:00 PM – THEFT (Lauinger). An unknown person stole an unattended laptop computer from a cubicle.  The case is under investigation.

Saturday, December 4

1:51 AM – MISCHIEF (3200 Block of Prospect Street). MPD arrested a suspect for alleged public urination.

7:00 AM – THEFT (3800 Block of Reservoir Road).  MPD reported a theft that occurred at this location between 7:00 AM and 6:00 PM.

Sunday, December 5

2:55 AM – ASSAULT (3200 Block of Prospect Street). MPD reported  a case of “assault with a deadly weapon” at this location.

10:10 PM – ASSAULT (1700 Block of 34th Street).  MPD reported  a case of “assault with a deadly weapon” at this location.

Monday, December 6

6:13 PM – THEFT (ICC). An unknown person stole a secured bicycle, lock, and bottle cage from a bicycle rack. No suspects or witnesses have been identified.

Sources: DPS Daily Crime Log [PDF], D.C. Metropolitan Police Department

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