Police Blotter: March 15 – March 22

Wednesday, March 15

Pitt police reported nothing in the crime log.  

Thursday, March 16

Pitt police reported an invasion of privacy at the Cathedral of Learning. Investigation pending. 

Pitt police reported a theft by deception at the Residence Inn on Bigelow Boulevard. Investigation pending. 

Friday, March 17

Pitt police arrested one individual for driving under the influence at Forbes Avenue and Bouquet Street. 

Campus security authorities reported a liquor law violation at Bouquet Gardens Building H. One student was issued a conduct referral. 

Campus security authorities reported a liquor law violation at Litchfield Tower B. One student was issued a conduct referral. 

Saturday, March 18

Pitt police assisted City police with an underage drinking incident at 300 Block of Semple Street. City police cited one student for underage drinking. Pitt police reported that a conduct referral will also be issued. 

Campus security authorities reported a liquor law violation at McKee Place. One student was issued a conduct referral. 

Sunday, March 19

Pitt police arrested one individual for terroristic threats, driving under the influence, careless driving and failing to stop for a steady red light. 

Monday, March 20

Pitt police reported an arson at Bouquet Gardens Building F. Investigation pending. 

Tuesday, March 21

Pitt police reported a criminal mischief at the Cathedral of Learning. Investigation pending. 

Pitt police reported vandalism at Litchfield Tower B. Investigation pending. 

Pitt police reported a theft of a towel at Oakwood Apartments. Investigation pending. 

Wednesday, March 22

Pitt police reported criminal mischief at Bouquet Gardens Building J. Investigation pending. 

Pitt police took a report for a theft of an electric scooter at the Public Safety Building. Investigation pending. 

Pitt police issued one individual a citation for violation of a city ordinance (open container) at 374 Lawn Street. 

Pitt police issued one summons arrest for possession of drug paraphernalia and disorderly conduct at Euler Way.