Giacherio was found dead in the home of a friend last Tuesday, and preliminary autopsy reports indicate heroine and cocaine may have contributed to his death.
The caller told DPS officials the victim had fallen on the curb and broken or sprained her ankle.
The victim took a cab from S. State Street to Markley and remained in the lobby elevating her ankle. The victim was taken by Huron Valley Ambulance to University Hospitals' emergency room.
DPS officers who checked on the canine said the animal did "not appear in distress." The tinted windows of the vehicle were reported open and reports said the officers would check-up on the animal at a later time. Three hours later, officers said the dog was no longer in the vehicle.
Four or five individuals were seen running through the ropes course with flashlights, a caller told DPS officials. Arriving on the scene, DPS officers could not find anyone on the property or any signs of a disturbance.
DPS officers observed the suspects using a paintball to deface a business sign. The suspects were located at a nearby residence by the DPS officers and questioned. The sign was cleaned by the suspects with no permanent damage.
The student was lying on a bench and had apparently vomited in the area. Huron Valley Ambulance personnel removed the suspect and placed him into police custody for minor in possession.
The student, a resident of Mary Markley residence hall, had no outstanding warrants and was released later that morning.
Occupational Safety and Environmental Health officials were called in to clean the holding room where the suspect had vomited and defecated both on himself and about the room.
- Compiled by Daily Staff Reporter Jennifer Yachnin.
09-22-98
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