DPS officers escorted the victim to University Hospitals emergency room after she complained of dizziness and a severe allergic reaction.
The checks, DPS reports state, which are valued at more than $6,000, were stolen from a table that was left unattended for several minutes. DPS is currently investigating the incident.
DPS officers were sent to the 1700 block of Hubbard Street after receiving a report that two car windows had been smashed. The officers spotted two men sitting in a parked car with a stolen car radio and a radar detector in the back seat.
The suspects, ages 17 and 20, were questioned while officers attempted to trace the ownership of the articles. DPS is currently investigating the incident.
The residents in question had engaged in this sort of behavior in the past and were drinking, the caller said.
A resident adviser later contacted DPS about the incident and told police it involved a student entering another student's room without the resident's permission. DPS is currently investigating the incident.
The wallet was sitting on the table directly parallel from Wendy's restaurant when the man snatched it and ran out of the building. The suspect was last spotted going south on South State Street. He then fled in a blue pickup truck, according to DPS reports.
The wallet contained more than $240 and several credit cards. Witnesses were able to obtain the license plate and DPS is currently searching for the suspect.
According to AAPD reports, the girlfriend was upset after the couple broke up. AAPD officers found the suspect knocking on the door upon arrival. The suspect was removed and questioned.
- Compiled by Daily Staff Reporter Ajit K. Thavarajah.