The facilities coordinator for the Towsley Center discovered the first phone ablaze on the second floor of the building in the 2300 corridor. An unknown individual extinguished the flame by blowing it out, DPS officials state.
A second phone was found partially burned on the first floor of the building in the 1300 corridor of the building, DPS reports state. Only the 0, 8, 5 and 2 keys were melted. There are no suspects for the arson.
The contents of the flask consisted of a mixture of percholoric acid, thianthrene, dicloromethane and acetic anhydride, according to DPS officials.
While there was no threat of a chemical contamination, the student carrying the flask received abrasions on his right hand and stomach. DPS reports state the student was taken to M-Works for treatment.
An ambulance was initially requested by the caller, but the student regained his sense of balance and consciousness and canceled the ride to the hospital, DPS reports state. The cause of the collapse was attributed to the flu.
The owner described the bike as a navy-blue Trek mountain bike, model 8000, according to DPS reports.
The alum was described as about 5 feet 7 inches tall, wearing Khaki pants with a neutral color shirt, DPS reports state.
The following morning, more than $4,000 was charged on the purloined cards, DPS reports state. There are no suspects in the incident.
Four of the teens fled the CCRB before DPS arrived on the scene, but one was apprehended outside the Bell Pool exit. DPS officials charged the 16 year-old Pioneer High School student with trespassing.
- Compiled by Daily Staff Reporter Marta Brill.
02-26-99
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