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Marijuana use in parking lot

While on routine patrol on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at approximately 1:15 a.m., police noticed a parked vehicle behind the Ann V. Nicholson apartments. At approximately 1:30 a.m., police observed the same vehicle parked in parking lot 11. Police approached the driver side window and noticed the smell of marijuana. The driver stated he had smoked marijuana in his vehicle, but not within the last few hours. Police found marijuana in the center console as well as drug paraphernalia within the vehicle. The second male suspect gave police a cigarette box containing marijuana. Both men were cited for marijuana use and released. Police confiscated the marijuana and the paraphernalia.

Larceny from a student’s vehicle

On Wednesday, Feb. 8, police met with a male student who said that his radio had been taken from his vehicle. The student said that he parked his vehicle on Monday, Feb. 6 in parking lot five and returned to his vehicle at 7:25 p.m. on Feb. 8. The student said he noticed papers scattered throughout his vehicle and the radio was taken from the dashboard. The vehicle was not locked during the time of the theft and there were no signs of forced entry. The student did not notice anything else missing and there are currently no suspects.

Assualt in Vandenberg Hall

On Friday, Feb. 10 at 12:26 p.m., OUPD was dispatched to Vandenberg Hall for a report of assault and battery. The female victim said that at 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 9, she had gotten into an argument with her suite mate. The victim said that during the argument, her suite mate pushed her onto her bed. The victim said that she then hit her suite mate and a fight began. Police made contact with the suspect who also said she had pushed the victim down and a fight began. A female student who witnessed the fight said the suspect was the first to make physical contact. Both parties were advised by OUPD to avoid contact. The victim does not want to prosecute.