Campus Crime Beat - Feb. 15
Alex Migdal
News Editor
Feb 15, 2012
CUT AND RUN
University of Alberta Protective Services (UAPS) and Edmonton Police Service (EPS) were called to attend HUB to investigate a robbery on Feb. 9. A male brandished a knife, took the complainant’s wallet and fled the area. The area was extensively searched, but the suspect was not found.
PARTY IN HUB
On Feb. 10, UAPS received a complaint from a HUB resident of a group of individuals causing a disturbance in HUB Mall. UAPS attended the area and identified the parties involved. One male had previously trespassed U of A onto property. EPS was contacted for outstanding warrants.
SHADY LADY
On Feb. 11, UAPS observed a female acting suspiciously in HUB Mall. The female was identified as being unaffiliated with the U of A, and was directed off campus.
LOOP LURKER
UAPS observed an intoxicated male in the university bus loop on Feb. 13. A male was identified as nonaffiliated with the U of A. Officers are also discovered the male had previously trespassed onto U of A property. EPS was contacted for outstanding warrants.
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