Police Beat for Oct. 6, 2014

Originally Posted on The Maine Campus via UWIRE

9/25

 

6:23 p.m. – So hot right now, wire

 

A first-year student called the police after finding significant damage to the center console of their green Chevrolet Lumina. Police speculate that the assailants were trying to hotwire the car, which was left unlocked in the Hilltop Lot since Sept. 21, and left after failing to fully disassemble the console. The damage is estimated to be worth $40.

 

9/27

 

6:14 a.m. – Conroy, poor boy, too young to enjoy

 

An officer on early morning routine patrol in York Hall found a male student by the name of Raymond Conroy sleeping on one of the couches in the second floor lobby. The officer attempted to wake up the 18-year-old, but the student was unresponsive. At this point, the officer noticed a bottle of vodka next to the student and deduced that he had been drinking. The officer called UVAC to have him transported to a hospital. Once UVAC arrived, Conroy awoke and refused to be transported. Conroy was then issued a summons for illegal possession of liquor by a minor.

 

10:09 p.m. – Out cold after cold ones

 

A Resident Assistant in Somerset Hall called university police with some concern after witnessing two students physically dragging a third student up the stairs from the second floor to the fourth floor. Police arrived at the room where the students were holed up and started the process of interrogation. Although it was obvious that Brandon Braley, 19, and Wayne Gayle, 19, and their too-hammered-to-walk friend had been drinking, none of them were quick to admit it. Gayle eventually threw Braley under the bus, saying that Braley bought the alcohol and got the third person drunk. Braley took responsibility for the alcohol and was given a summons for furnishing a place for minors to consume alcohol. Gayle was also given a summons for illegal possession of liquor by a minor.

 

9/28

 

10:15 p.m. – Poultry pair

 

Officers responded to a civilian call reporting animals in the botanical gardens. Responding officers found two chickens who had gotten into the gardens. The officers realized it would be ridiculous if they were to attempt to catch the chickens, and called animal control to remove them. The chickens have since been removed from the premises.

 

1:41 a.m. – That smell

 

An RA in Knox Hall called UMaine’s finest after noticing a strong odor of marijuana on the first floor. An officer arrived a short while later and was able to narrow down the source of the smell to the room of Christian Powell, 18. The officer knocked on the door and confronted Powell about the smell. Powell admitted to smoking in the room and complied with the officer’s demands. The officer confiscated a small amount of marijuana, a bong, pipe and a bottle of champagne. Powell was given a summons for possession of a usable amount of marijuana as well as a referral to Judicial Affairs.

 

9/29

 

9:22 p.m. – See above

 

An RA in Somerset Hall called UMaine’s finest after noticing a strong odor of marijuana on the third floor. An officer arrived a short while later and was able to narrow down the source of the smell to the room of Benjamin Tremblay, 18. The officer knocked on the door and confronted Powell about the smell. Powell admitted to smoking in the room and complied with the officer’s demands. The officer confiscated a small amount of marijuana, rolling papers and a grinder. No champagne this time. Tremblay was issued a summons for possession of a usable amount of marijuana.

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