Possible assault on campus

At 8:45 a.m April 8, the Oakland University Police Department was alerted to a possible assault.

Two men exited a SMART bus at the university’s roundabout, and the male who was first to leave the bus was a student. The male who followed behind him was a faculty member.

The faculty member stated the student began to hassle him, and pulled out a gun-shaped mace canister.  The faculty member then ran away and called OUPD.

OUPD found the student and he was correctly identified.

The student was arrested and OUPD is currently seeking a warrant.

Student’s car damaged in P1

OUPD officers responded to the destruction of a student’s car April 9 at 9:11 p.m.

A student parked in Parking Lot 1. Upon her return, she found her car had been keyed.

Both sides of the car had been scratched from the headlight to the taillight.

When asked if someone might be upset with her, the student responded that she had broken up with her boyfriend a few months ago.

Since then, she said, nails were pushed into her tires and the ex-boyfriend was hanging around outside her house.

OUPD contacted him and he said he would fully cooperate with the investigation.

Money stolen from Recreation and Athletic Center desk

OUPD responded to the Recreation and Athletics Center on a report of larceny April 9 at 1:40 p.m.

A faculty member said $200 was missing from an envelope in her desk drawer in her office at the RAC.

She said the money is for a gift account from selling shirts for the women’s basketball team.

She said her drawer and door were both locked.

There are no suspects at this time.