UNWANTED, NO CHARGES

A resident advisor at MBS reported Sep. 30 that several people had been the victims of unwanted sexual contact from the same male. One victim had been verbally coerced in he process. None of the victims wanted to press charges, but the male was trespassed and left UAF.

SPEND IT ALL IN ONE PLACE

Police investigated a suspicious vehicle with its lights off near the Agricultural Farm just before midnight Sep. 29. Nicholas J. Delconte, 19, was contacted and an officer located several items containing illegal controlled substances. He was cited and released.

A minor motor vehicle accident was reported near Signers Hall Sep. 29.

NOT A FAN

A roller skier reported that a truck had tried to force her off the road while she was roller skiing in the vicinity of Ester Dome Sep. 29. The issue was passed on to the Alaska State Troopers for further investigation.

UP IN SMOKE

The odor of marijuana was reported near the KSUA studios Oct. 1 around 2 a.m. Police were unable to locate anyone there, and the matter was turned over to KSUA management.

HOW 'BOUT A DOUBLE?

A 23-year-old man was stopped on Farmers Loop for failing to stop at a stop sign around 3 a.m. Sep. 25. He turned out to be driving while intoxicated. Robert E. Bailie registered a .166 breath alcohol content, over twice the legal limit of .08. He was arrested and the vehicle was impounded.

THERE'S ALWAYS A BUT…

An officer was sent to check on a very intoxicated female at the Inupiat House Sep. 25. She was found medically stable but was, after all, an underage drinker. She was cited and released.

DIS-CAR-DED

An abandoned vehicle on Sheep Creek Road was impounded Sep. 25.

DIAL S FOR STUPID

Officers responded to Skarland Hall Sep. 23 after receiving an alarm from a smoke detector. They discovered residents had tampered with the smoke detector, and billed them for the response.

VALIDATE THIS!

After a stop for speeding on Tanana Loop Sep. 24, Matthew J. Reiser,

32, was found to be driving without a valid license. He was cited and released.

CASHING IN

Some cash was reportedly stolen from a desk in the Elvey Building on Sep. 23.

HOWDY NEIGHBOR

A vehicle was reported to have been scratched by the vehicle parked next to it in the Taku Lot Oct. 1.

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