Wednesday
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POLICE BLOTTER - 3 Mar. 2011

Compiled by Monica Kreber and Claire Byun

 

Leaving the scene of an accident (2/22/11)

 At 5:30 p.m. a student went to the front desk of Richardson Residence Hall to report a hit and run thatoccurred in the Dalton Hall Lot. (He left a note at the front desk containing the suspect’s vehicle information) the report said.

The reporting officers retrieved the note from the front desk at 5:43 p.m. and proceeded to the Dalton Hall Lot to locate the student’s vehicle. Police contacted the student and he said he had just parked his vehicle on the row across from the suspect and saw her tail lights in his rearview mirror. He said he saw her sorority sticker on her window and thought to himself that he might know her. The student said as he walked away from his vehicle he heard what sounded like metal on metal and turned around and saw that the suspect had just struck the student’s vehicle as she was backing out of her spot, police said.

The student said the suspect looked back with a “surprised” expression but proceeded to leave the scene. 

The reporting officers contacted the student and the suspect and met with both parties. The suspect was issued a citation. She denied any involvement, the report said.

Possession of Stolen Goods (2/24/11)

While on patrol, an officer noticed a suspect walking past East Thomson and stopping to eye a bait bicycle. Quickly circling the block, the officer saw the bike had been taken. The system alerted the bike was on the move, the report said. 

The officer located the bike lying on the ground at the Citgo Gas station and observed the suspect leaving the building.

After making contact with the suspect, officers arrested him and put him into the backseat of the patrol car, the report said.

While gathering the subject’s information, the officer asked his age. The suspect said he was 16, but when asked for his date of birth told the officer it was April 5, 1992, the report said.

The officer pointed out that would make the suspect 18. The suspect then corrected himself and said it was 1994, the report said.

The suspect said he had been trespassed from Winthrop in 2009, which the officer validated.

While en route to the Rock Hill City Jail, the officer noticed the suspect moving around and glancing at the floorboard. 

After arriving at the jail, the officer saw a white napkin on the floor, which the suspect said he knew nothing about, the report said.

Returning to the car, police found three tablets of Penecillin. The suspect is charged with possession of stolen goods, unlawful possession of prescription drugs, and false information to police.