TEENAGE WASTELAND

The UAF K-9 unit was roaming the halls of North Pole High School Feb. 12. Briko indicated the presence of narcotics on numerous locations in the school. The NPHS administration is continuing the investigation.

THREE DEGREES OF SEPARATION

An officer contacted three intoxicated men at the bus stop Feb. 11. Forty-three year-old Mickey Smith was arrested for criminal trespassing and sent to jail. Another subject was issued a trespass from all UAF property for five years, and the remaining individual departed on the Blue Line bus.

PUNK IN DRUBLIC

An intoxicated male in the Wood Center bathroom was reported to police Feb. 11. They transported the man to his residence on Iniakuk Drive and issued him a one-year trespass from campus.

JUST A BAD DREAM

An unconscious intoxicated female was reported at Moore Hall Feb. 12 around 7:00 a.m. After EMS decided that she required no medical assistance, 18-year-old Terra J. Abbot was issued a court summons for habitual minor consuming because of a previous offense.

THEN AGAIN…

Someone caught a whiff of pot smoke at Moore Hall the night of Feb. 8, and made a report to police. The occupant of the smelly room gave partial consent for the police to search the room at first, but later revoked the consent. An officer did not find anything, but did note the aroma.

ROBO HOBO

A suspicious female, reported as a possible vagrant, was hanging around the Arctic Health Building late the night of Feb. 8. She was given a ride off campus after being advised that she was trespassing.

A SLIGHT DETOUR

A 47-year-old woman was arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after refusing to provide her license during a traffic stop on Haida Street around 5:00 a.m.  Feb. 9. Addie Pearl Williams was pulled over for failing to signal a turn, and ended up in Fairbanks Correctional Center.

CONCERNED COPS

A guy having a bad day was contacted outside the police department Feb. 11 because he appeared to be upset. An officer transported his mother to the police department so they could talk about it.

GETTING NOTICED

A vehicle running a red light at Airport and Peger almost hit an officer Feb. 6. The driver turned out to be an unlicensed minor who received a court summons. A parent came to pick up the vehicle.

OVER THE LIMIT

A vehicle was pulled over on Fairbanks Street Feb. 6 for having inoperative taillights. John G. Irons III, 50, was arrested for DWI with a Breathalyzer reading of .110 and was taken to FCC.

A DATE WITH DESTINY

A resident of the Upper Dorms was arrested on an outstanding warrant around midnight Feb. 7. Ashley Van Hatten, 18, was taken to Fairbanks Correctional Center.

NO TICKET TO RIDE

A vehicle was pulled over for failing to stop at a S. Chandalar stop sign around 3:00 a.m. Feb. 7. Francis Rae Eyak Hugo, 23, was issued a court summons for driving without a license and failure to stop.

DEALING WITH DRUGS

The DEA required the assistance of a UAF officer Feb. 11 with a search warrant off-campus.

The Statewide Drug Enforcement Unit required the assistance of a UAF officer off-campus Feb. 11.

IMPROPER CREDENTIALS

After weaving over the centerline on Geist Road in the early morning of Feb. 12, Glen D. Jackson, 22, was arrested for driving with a suspended license.

SPROUTED LEGS

A wallet was reported missing from the Patty Center Feb. 12.

GOOD SCENTS

The K-9 unit assisted the Alaska State Troopers with a narcotics sniff on a vehicle Feb. 6.

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