Student's rap CD collection stolen from car

1. Stolen Property

    10/28/2002

    7:40 p.m.

Security was notified to the football office in reference to a theft called in by Bill Cooke, head football coach.

Cooke said at 10 a.m. Oct. 27 he discovered the front license plate was missing from the silver Chevrolet Malibu the Athletic Department uses.

Cooke said the last time he used the vehicle was about a week prior to the incident.

He contacted the Joplin Police Department as well.

 

2. Disturbance

     10/29/2002

      4:50 p.m.  

   

Two students, a male and female, were arguing behind Spiva Library causing security to be notified.

Upon arrival, security saw the male student on a cellular telephone. The student said he was trying to arrange transportation so the couple wouldn t have to be around one another.

The students, who knew each other, both concurred that there was no physical contact involved in the argument.

Security explained to them the Joplin Police Department could be notified if necessary.

 

 

3. Possible Accident

     10/29/2002

      9:50 a.m.

 

Security was notified Oct. 29 from a grounds crew employee of some debris by a light pole behind the residence halls.

A couple parking spaces away was a white Ford Explorer that had damage to its front bumper and fender. There was also a crack in the front window.

Security believes this crack could have come from the driver hitting his or her head on the window.

The vehicle does not belong to a student.

 

4. Theft

     11/4/2002

      11:07 a.m.

   

A student contacted security when he arrived at his car after his classes.

He noticed when he returned only the driver s side door was locked. Looking inside the car he noticed his CD booklet was missing. The case had approximately 100 CDs inside.

Also missing from the car was the student s wallet, which contained his driver s license, ATM card, Discover Credit Card, student ID and other miscellaneous items.

No damage was visible to the student s car.