CRIME LOG: CMUPD handles harassment, property damage, library scare by 'Friday the 13th' cosplayer
The following incidents were among those handled by Central Michigan University Police Department from Oct. 9 to Oct 22.
Oct. 9
At 5:45 a.m. CMUPD received a complaint from a 34-year-old female that a 31-year-old male was harassing her at the Student Activity Center. CMUPD told the male to stop contacting her, and he said he understood.
Oct. 12
At 5 p.m. CMUPD received a report from an 18-year-old female that a male touched her during the football game. CMUPD made contact with the 63-year-old male who denied wrongdoing and was asked to leave the stadium. CMUPD later determined that no crime was committed.
Oct. 19
At 6 p.m. an 18-year-old male reported that someone used his Doordash account to buy food without his permission, after he initially gave her his account information. CMUPD spoke with the 18-year-old female offender who paid him back.
Oct. 21
At 10:25 a.m. CMUPD observed a motorcycle driving on the sidewalk without a license plate. The 42-year-old male driver said he knew he shouldn’t be driving on the sidewalk and was cited for driving while his driver’s license was suspended and with no insurance.
At 10:20 p.m. CMUPD received a report that someone was walking inside the campus library wearing a ski mask. Officers eventually identified the 18-year-old male, who said he didn’t have any bad intentions and was just trying to be funny. The man wore a black and red hoodie in a horror movie mask resembling Friday the 13th.
Oct. 22
CMUPD saw a damaged sign pole on campus. Following tire tracks leading to lot 75, they found video of the incident and a vehicle being towed from the area. CMUPD called the tow truck company to get the license plate and identified the driver. The 35-year-old male admitted to driving off the road but was unaware he hit a sign.
At 12:30 p.m. a 27-year-old female reported damage to her vehicle while it was parked. The vehicle had been keyed: someone ran their key along the outside, scraping it. CMUPD have no suspects yet.
