REWARDS CARD?
March 6: An officer spotted a vehicle that had just been stolen from Fred Meyers driving on Geist Road. The officer attempted to stop the vehicle, which was then pursued by several local law enforcement agencies. The vehicle was finally stopped at 10th and Noble and officers arrested the driver, 47-year-old Kenneth H. Lano of Fairbanks, for evading and eluding, reckless driving, and driving without a license.
THE CALL-UP
March 7, 4:19 a.m.: Campus police received a report of a disabled vehicle running on Tanana Loop. The owner was contacted and advised that it had probably been stolen, and the vehicle was impounded pending confirmation.
A second vehicle was found in the ditch on Tanana Loop. The owner was contacted but was too intoxicated to drive, so the vehicle was impounded.
PITY PARTY
March 4: An officer observed a four-wheeler being operated in the roadway on College Road. He attempted to stop the vehicle, but it sped off and the officer lost it. But the driver, Kevin C. Shank, 27, was known by officers, so they went to his house and arrested him for evading and eluding and driving without a license. During the pat down search, a large quantity of what was believed to be methamphetamine and money was found. Shank was charged with misconduct involving a controlled substance. The four-wheeler was later found to be stolen.
March 9, 3:39 a.m.: Officers assisted UAF ambulance crews at the MacLean House with an intoxicated, unresponsive female. While assisting the ambulance crew, residence life staff advised officers of an intoxicated male who was observed to have blood on his face and then ran from officers. After a short foot pursuit the male was caught and taken to FCC for protective custody. The female was also brought to FCC for protective custody, and both were cited for minor consuming.
NO PINBALL FOR YOU!
March 9: Campus police received a report of a male in the Wood Center violating a domestic violence restraining order by being in the same building as the petitioner. An officer contacted the man and found that he had not realized that the petitioner was in the building. He agreed to depart.
