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The Battalion
Wednesday, September 22, l
go Crime Stoppers
On Sept. 5,1993, between 2 a.m. and 2:30 a.in., a
black, male was walking in the 1100 block of Holik
in College Station when three to four white males
jumped and started beating him in the face and
chest with their fists, kicking him in the stomach
and making racial comments to the victim.
The victim could not give a description of the
attackers but said the attackers drove off in a new
er model, CMC truck, sky blue in color.
The victim was taken to the hospital where he
was treated for bruises and abrasions to the face.
and an orbital fracture.
This week the College Station Police Deparl
ment and Brazos County Crime Stoppers need
your help to identify the persons responsiblefoi
this aggravated assault "hate crime."
If you have any information call Crime Stoppers
at 775-TIPS. When you call, you will be givens
special coded number to protect your identity.
If your information leads to an arrest and grand
jury indictment. Crime Stoppers will pay youupto
$1,000 in cash.
m Police Beat
The following incidents were report
ed to University Police Department
between Sept. 9-15.
Harassment
Milner Hall - Someone is calling a
number in the building at a rate of 15
calls per hour. When the telephone is
answered, no one responds.
Possession of a Controlled
Substance/ Resisting Arrest
Houston Street - Following a traffic
stop, the operator of the vehicle was
observed discarding a plastic bag that
was found to contain 13 marijuana
cigarettes. When the officer attempt
ed to arrest suspect, he resisted and
fled from custody on foot. A pursuit
ensued, resulting in his capture and
retrieval of the contraband.
Burglary of a Building
Centeq Building - During the past six
months, a quantity of soft drinks val
ued at $200 has been stolen from a
storeroom in the building.
Driving While Intoxicateif/
Public Intoxication
South College Avenue - An intoxicat
ed motorist and passenger were ar
rested and incarcerated.
Minor in Possession of
Alcoholic Beverage
Various campus locations - 13 cita
tions issued.
Criminal Mischief
Courtyard between Law and Puryear
Hall - A couch was destroyed by fire
between the two dorms.
Southside Parking Garage - A sharp
instrument was used to scratch the
paint on the hood of the victim's 1988
Dodge Ram.
Parking Area 3 - The left rear tire of
the victim's vehicle was deflated and
the gas cap removed and left on the
ground.
Misdemeanor Theft
Front Street - An unidentified subject
who was given permission to test dri
ve a 1979 Cadillac that was being of
fered for sale has not returned the ve
hicle.
DeWare Field House - The victim's
maroon leather wallet containing $45
in cash and other assorted property
were stolen from outside racquetball
court #15. The victim was so upset by
the theft he broke the glass window
with his fist. The victim was treated
at the Beutel Health Center for the in
juries he received when he struck the
glass.
Parking Area 11 - The front license
plate was stolen from the front
bumper of the victim's vehicle.
Various Campus Locations - Nine bi
cycles were stolen.
Consumption of Alcoholic
Beverage After Hours
Texas A&M University Research Park
- Two individuals were issued cita
tions.
Various campus locations - Two cita
tions issued.
Disorderly Conduct
Parking Area 25 - A subject observed
exposing his genitals in public was is
sued a citation.
Parking Area 61 - A citation was is
sued to a subject who exposed his
genitals.
Kyle Field - A citation was issued to
an individual who was involved ini
physical altercation with another.
Places Weapons Prohibited
Joe Routt Blvd. - A traffic stop led to
the observation of a dagger on an ice
chest between two occupants in the
vehicle. Three additional daggers and
a metal pipe with a rubber grip were
found. The subjects were arrested,
Fire
Biochemistry Building - College Sta
tion Fire Department was called to in
vestigate a report of smoke on the
penthouse level of the building. The
main transformer and its wiring had
burned.
Making Alcoholic Beverage
Available to a Minor
Texas A&M University Research Park
- One citation issued.
Burglary of a Vehicle
Parking Area 9 - A Passport radar de
tector, Sony Walkman and two com
pact discs were stolen from the vic
tim's vehicle.
Terroristic Threat
Lechner Hall - The victim received a
call from an unknown person who
threatened her with physical harm.
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