UNM crime briefs

Cops: sexual comments written on dorm board

UNMPD responded to a call Aug. 25. from UNM students Ashley Frost and Olivia Marin, who told officers that between Aug. 20 and Aug. 24, someone wrote “Free blowjobs here,” “Lesbian sex party at midnight bring your own dildos” and “I’m gonna rape you,” on the whiteboard outside their dorm room, according to the police report. The two women said that as far as they know, no other dorm residents have had a similar experience. No further action is to be taken.

Dorm party host ran from security, cops say

On Aug. 26, UNMPD responded to a disturbance that was the result of a party in a UNM dorm room, but according to police, the room’s tenant ran from dorm security. According to the report, police found 10 people inside the dorm and identified the smell of marijuana. The resident adviser searched the room and found alcohol containers, drug paraphernalia and marijuana. The RA documented all the UNM students present, who will be referred to the Dean of Students for the violations. According to the police report, no criminal charges will be pursued because the violations were discovered through an RA administrative search.

UNMPD: student mailed money, got none back

On Aug. 28, UNMPD responded to a call from UNM student Hao Zhang who said he received an email from someone he didn’t know, asking him for monetary help for which he would be compensated at a later date. According to the police report, the man sent $2,870 in cash and received a check from “Michelle Long” in return. However, the man’s bank later informed him that the check was fake. According to the report, the only suspect is Michelle Long.

Report: backpack stolen while owner in shower

UNM student Daniel Wise reported to UNMPD on Aug. 28 that his backpack was stolen from the men’s locker room while he was showering. According to the report, Wise stowed the backpack in a locker, which he didn’t lock before leaving the area to shower. The backpack contained his Samsung Galaxy cell phone, Del Norte class ring and an iPod. The case in considered to be closed pending further leads.

E-reader reported stolen from law library desk

UNM student Louise Pocock reported to UNMPD on Aug. 28 that her electronic reader had been stolen. According to the police report, she stated she left it at her assigned desk in the UNM Law Library at 11:30 a.m. and discovered it was stolen when she returned at 4 p.m. There were no witnesses and at the time the report was filed. The case is considered to be closed pending further leads.