The items included more than $100 in cash, several credit cards, his driver's license and his clothes. DPS is currently investigating but has no suspects.
The second incident occurred Monday on the main gym floor. The caller reported his unattended basketball and wallet were stolen, according to DPS reports. DPS has no suspects.
According to DPS reports, the suspect was wearing a dark-colored, heavy winter jacket; sunglasses and a scarf around his face.
The suspect proceeded to knock on her window screen and run. DPS has no suspects.
The suspect was warned and will be interviewed by DPS on the matter, which will be handled internally according to DPS reports.
This is the second incident with the resident, who was recently arrested for allegedly threatening to set fire to the complex, according to AAPD reports.
According to AAPD, the caller was approached by two men who claimed they were offering free cleaning services. The men matched the description of suspects from an earlier burglary.
Several items, including vases, crystal sculptures and two paintings worth more than $3,000, were stolen. The suspects were spotted in a purple truck. AAPD has no suspects.
A caller reported to DPS that a resident's room was broken into and the door was vandalized. A carving of what is believed to be a gang symbol and an obscene gesture were found.
A resident adviser reported the second incident when he found the first-floor lounge "completely destroyed." The lounge was covered with graffiti and broken chair parts. DPS has no suspects for either incident.
He had apparently gone to McDonald's to "blow off steam" and accidentally broke a window. AAPD escorted him to University Health Service and later arrested him.
- Compiled by Daily Staff Reporter Ajit K. Thavarajah.