When DPS officials were contacted, the two teams were in separate locker rooms, but emotions remained intense. The Yost Arena manager was concerned that the fight would continue as the players left the arena.
The manager called DPS to request that they be present when the players exited the locker room to ensure the players left without a confrontation, DPS reports state.
Prior to striking the window, the suspect read the hours on the door stating when the IM Building is open, according to DPS reports. He discovered that it did not open for more than 2 and a half hours, prompting the blow to the window.
DPS reports state that the suspect is about 5 feet 7 inches tall with dark curly hair. He was wearing a blue hat, gray sweatshirt, and blue pants.
Later in the evening she received a call from the man who had approached her. She does not know how the man learned her last name or her phone number. He repeated his request for her to go out on a date with him, according to DPS reports.
DPS officials said upon his request she hung up the phone and went to a friend's house to spend the night.
The student's wallets containing credit cards and cash were stolen, along with a calculator, tennis shoes, a tote bag, a University sweatshirt and warm-up pants, DPS reports state.
The caller said that she thinks people may be residing in the library, but she does not know where, DPS reports state. She asked DPS to search the building for the possible trespassers.
Several car windows were found shattered Tuesday night in a gravel parking lot on North Campus, DPS reports state.
The caller did not know who owned the vehicles with broken windows and did not see any suspects in the area, according to DPS officials.
Nothing appeared to be stolen from the cars.
A bicyclist was hit by a car near South Quad Residence Hall Wednesday evening, according to DPS reports. The car had not stopped for the stop sign at the intersection of .
The caller said she had heard screams and was concerned that the bicyclist was hurt. But, according to DPS reports, no one was injured in the accident.
- Compiled by Daily Staff Reporter Marta Brill.
02-19-99
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