Crime
Weekly Crime Blotters: Nov. 26
Nov. 15 A place to recharge A Georgia State student was reported for simple battery against another student at 3:42 a.m. at the University Lofts. Prank calls are getting out of hand… A Georgia State […]
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Crime
Weekly Crime Blotters: Nov. 12
Nov. 4 Cheaper than Goodwill A student reported their laundry stolen at 4:38 p.m. in the University Commons Building A. Nov. 6 Doyouknowwheremycaris? *burp* A non-student was arrested for drinking in public and was issued […]
Crime
Weekly Crime Blotters: Nov. 5
Oct. 29 Can’t I just pay the ticket? Two non-student offenders were arrested around 4 p.m on a charge of marijuana possession in Hurt Park. Urban exploration A trespass warning was issued to a non-student […]
News
Weekly News Briefs: Nov. 5
LOCAL Storage facility broken into, several units compromised A storage facility in Atlanta wasn’t as secure as its customers expected after a thief broke into several of the units. The thief broke locks and cut […]
Crime
Weekly Crime Blotters: Oct. 29
Oct. 22 Training wheels? Off. Law? Broke. Me? Zoomin’. A Georgia State student reported a bicycle theft at the University Lofts first level parking deck at 12:29 p.m. Oct. 24 Blazin’ near Broad A Georgia […]
News
Weekly News Briefs: Oct. 29
LOCAL Gwinnett middle school student stabs teacher The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that a 13-year-old boy at Trickum Middle School stabbed a teacher with a butcher knife. During a class change, the eighth grader called a […]
Crime
Weekly Crime Blotters: Oct. 22
Oct. 16 It’s a free country, damnit! A person not affiliated with Georgia State was arrested at Hurt Park for selling alcohol without a license. Oct. 17 You’ve been hit by a smooth criminal. A […]
News
Weekly News Briefs: Oct. 22
LOCAL Gwinnett County faces lawsuit CNN reported Gwinnett County now faces two federal lawsuits and accusations from voting rights activists who said that registration rejections disproportionately affect minority voters, particularly Asian-Americans and African-Americans. The county […]
Crime
Weekly Crime Blotters: Oct. 15
Oct. 6 I think you dropped something A member of the Georgia State staff reported an abandonment of drugs at 57 Forsyth St. Oct. 8 #FirstWorldProbz A Georgia State student reported someone using their telephone […]
News
Weekly News Briefs: Oct. 15
LOCAL Brian Kemp sued for voter discrimination An Associated Press investigation found that Georgia has 53,000 voter applicants in limbo, 70 percent of whom are African-American. Civil rights groups sued Georgia Secretary of State Brian […]
