2008 Woodie Awards
Incidents of Crime
September 21, 2007 through September 27, 2007
Issue date: 10/3/07 Section: News
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On Campus
Theft, Fieldhouse, 9/21/2007.
Student reported that his hat and ID card were taken from a bench outside of the Multipurpose Room.
Alcohol Poisoning, McShain Lobby, 9/21/2007.
Residence Life observed a highly intoxicated student. Lower Merion Police and Narberth Ambulance responded and the student was transported to Lankenau Hospital. The student was also cited by Lower Merion Police for underage consumption of alcohol.
Alcohol Poisoning, Borgia Hall Parking Lot, 9/22/2007.
Public Safety observed a student lying in the grass. The student was transported to Lankenau Hospital by Philadelphia Fire Rescue.
Vandalism, Parking/Retail Facility,
9/22/2007.
Public Safety observed a student knock down the fence at the construction site.
Vandalism, Bronstein Hall, 9/24/2007.
Public Safety observed that art work on the lawn has been damaged.
Alcohol Poisoning, Barbelin, 9/25/2007.
Student was sick in the escort van. The student was transported to Roxborough Hospital by Philadelphia Fire Rescue.
Vandalism, Sourin Hall, 9/25/2007.
Housekeeping reported damage to a wall in a students' room.
Off Campus
Robbery, 5100 Woodbine Avenue, 9/21/2007.
Student reported that she was robbed by 4 males 15 to 18 years old and wearing white T shirts and dark shorts. Her purse containing her wallet, credits cards, ID card and $20.00 in cash was taken. No weapon was seen and there were no injuries. Philadelphia Police are investigating.
Alcohol Incident, Bryn Mawr and Wynnefield Avenues, 9/21/2007.
Public Safety observed several large groups of students entering the Bryn Mawr Suites. Philadelphia Police responded and observed 50-60 underage students and 2 kegs of beer and other alcohol. The residents of the apartment were identified.
Alcohol Incident, 5765 Woodcrest Avenue, 9/22/2007.
Public Safety observed a loud party at 5765 Woodcrest Avenue. Philadelphia Police responded and observed 50-60 underage students and 2 kegs of beer and other alcohol. The residents of the apartment were identified.
Theft, Fieldhouse, 9/21/2007.
Student reported that his hat and ID card were taken from a bench outside of the Multipurpose Room.
Alcohol Poisoning, McShain Lobby, 9/21/2007.
Residence Life observed a highly intoxicated student. Lower Merion Police and Narberth Ambulance responded and the student was transported to Lankenau Hospital. The student was also cited by Lower Merion Police for underage consumption of alcohol.
Alcohol Poisoning, Borgia Hall Parking Lot, 9/22/2007.
Public Safety observed a student lying in the grass. The student was transported to Lankenau Hospital by Philadelphia Fire Rescue.
Vandalism, Parking/Retail Facility,
9/22/2007.
Public Safety observed a student knock down the fence at the construction site.
Vandalism, Bronstein Hall, 9/24/2007.
Public Safety observed that art work on the lawn has been damaged.
Alcohol Poisoning, Barbelin, 9/25/2007.
Student was sick in the escort van. The student was transported to Roxborough Hospital by Philadelphia Fire Rescue.
Vandalism, Sourin Hall, 9/25/2007.
Housekeeping reported damage to a wall in a students' room.
Off Campus
Robbery, 5100 Woodbine Avenue, 9/21/2007.
Student reported that she was robbed by 4 males 15 to 18 years old and wearing white T shirts and dark shorts. Her purse containing her wallet, credits cards, ID card and $20.00 in cash was taken. No weapon was seen and there were no injuries. Philadelphia Police are investigating.
Alcohol Incident, Bryn Mawr and Wynnefield Avenues, 9/21/2007.
Public Safety observed several large groups of students entering the Bryn Mawr Suites. Philadelphia Police responded and observed 50-60 underage students and 2 kegs of beer and other alcohol. The residents of the apartment were identified.
Alcohol Incident, 5765 Woodcrest Avenue, 9/22/2007.
Public Safety observed a loud party at 5765 Woodcrest Avenue. Philadelphia Police responded and observed 50-60 underage students and 2 kegs of beer and other alcohol. The residents of the apartment were identified.
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