Police Report

Cyndi Kline
El Vaquero Staff Writer • October 25, 2002

On Oct. 7, a car accident on Mountain Street resulted in damage to a chain link fence surrounding Lot E. Victims of the collision were taken to Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena.

On Oct. 8, a GCC student reported that he was verbally threatened twice by a classmate. The police spoke to the accused student, who admitted that he was out of line and assured them that there would be no further incidents.

On Oct. 9, a white 1988 Acura Integra was stolen from Lot B. There are currently no suspects in the investigation.

On Oct. 10, a custodian discovered a damaged vending machine. The lock was broken, but there was no theft.

On Oct. 10, a car hit a student who was walking to Lot B. Paramedics took the student to the hospital. The student is now in good condition and is back in school.

On Oct. 10, a student complained loudly because the fitness center was crowded. His behavior disturbed students working out and GCC police were called. The student apologized to the instructor.

On Oct. 10, a student loaned his cell phone to another student. A librarian told the borrower not to speak in the library. The student left and failed to return the phone to its owner.

On Oct. 10, an instructor reported items missing from the camera lab check-out room. Among the items missing was a camera lens.

On Oct. 11, GCC police were notified that a student’s locker was broken into, and his watch, glasses, jeans and two cellular phones were stolen.

On Oct. 14, a student reported her cell phone lost.

On Oct. 14, there was a verbal confrontation between two GCC students in a men’s restroom in the library. GCC police searched the restroom. The students were gone, but the police found previously stolen items there.

On Oct. 15, a GCC officer was told that a group of male Hispanics were plotting to beat him up. The men fled when approached by the officer.

On Oct. 16, GCC police stopped a student who was driving at a high speed in parking Lot B. He had neither a driver’s license nor insurance. His car key was taken and he was instructed to have a licensed and insured person retrieve the car.

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