Medical Emergency

Sept. 11—University Police received a report of a party who had passed out in the Shapiro Campus Center. BEMCo staff treated the party, who was transported to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care. 

Sept. 11—A party reported that they had injured their ankle in Massell Quad near Massell Pond. BEMCo staff treated the party with a signed refusal for further care. 

Sept. 12—A party entered the Stoneman Public Safety building complaining of a burned finger. BEMCo staff treated the party with a signed refusal for further care. 

Sept. 13—University Police received a report of a party who was experiencing wrist pain from a previous injury. BEMCo staff treated the party with a signed refusal for further care. 

Sept. 14—A party in Cable Hall reported that they had injured their finger. BEMCo staff treated the party, who was then transported to Newton-Wellesley Hospital. 

Sept. 14—BEMCo staff treated a party who had fallen down in the Foster Mods and cut their knee. University Police transported the party to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care.

Sept. 15—A party in East Quad reported that they were feeling numbness in their hands. BEMCo staff treated the party with a signed refusal for further care.

Sept. 15—BEMCo staff treated a Facilities worker who injured their leg while performing their duties. University Police transported the party to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care. 

Sept. 15—A party in Shapiro Hall reported that they had broken out in a rash. BEMCo staff treated the party, who was then transported to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care. 

Sept. 16—A caller requested BEMCo assistance for an intoxicated party in Ridgewood Quad. The party was transported to Newton-Wellesley Hospital for further care, and the area coordinator on call was notified. 

Sept. 16—A party in Cable Hall requested BEMCo assistance for a hand injury. BEMCo staff treated the party with a signed refusal for further care.

Sept. 17—University Police received a report of an intoxicated party in Gordon Hall. BEMCo staff treated the party, who was then transported to Newton-Wellesley Hospital.

Larceny

Sept. 12—A party reported that they were sent a check from a fraud scheme. University Police compiled a report on the incident. 

Sept. 13—A party reported that their cell phone had been stolen after it was left unattended in a common area in the Shapiro Campus Center. University Police compiled a report on the incident. 

Disturbance

Sept. 12—University Police received a noise complaint for Ziv Quad. Upon arrival, they found the area quiet. 

Sept. 13—University Police received a complaint of loud music and talking at the Charles River Apartments. They checked the area and found it quiet upon arrival.

Sept. 15—University Police received a report of loud music at the Charles River Apartments. They found the area quiet upon arrival.

Sept. 15—University Police received a complaint of loud music coming from the Charles River Apartments. The area was quiet upon arrival, and the reporting party did not answer the door when University Police went to ask for further information. 

Harassment

Sept. 16—University Police received a report of harassment. The area coordinator on call was on scene at the Stoneman Public Safety building with the reporting party. University Police compiled a report on the incident, and the Department of Community Living staff will investigate the matter further. 

Other

Sept. 13—University Police received a report of a shirtless male party on the roof of the Shapiro Campus Center. Upon arrival, University Police found the party to be a crew member from a roofing company hired by the University. University Police took no further action.

—Abby Patkin

Disturbance

Sept. 12—University Police received a noise complaint for Ziv Quad. Upon arrival, they found the area quiet. 

Sept. 13—University Police received a complaint of loud music and talking at the Charles River Apartments. 

They checked the area and found it quiet upon arrival.

Sept. 15—University Police received a report of loud music at the Charles River Apartments. They found the area quiet upon arrival.

Sept. 15—University Police received a complaint of loud music coming from the Charles River Apartments. 

The area was quiet upon arrival, and the reporting party did not answer the door when University Police went to ask for further information. 

Harassment

Sept. 16—University Police received a report of harassment. The area coordinator on call was on scene at the Stoneman Public Safety building with the reporting party. 

University Police compiled a report on the incident, and the Department of Community Living staff will investigate the matter further.

Other

Sept. 13—University Police received a report of a shirtless male party on the roof of the Shapiro Campus Center. 

Upon arrival, University Police found the party to be a crew member from a roofing company hired by the University. 

University Police took no further action.

—Abby Patkin