ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Weekly Highlight Report for Jan. 18 – 25, 2022
01/18/2022 8:52 a.m. ALARM ACU RESIDENCE HALL: MCKINZIE HALL
ACUPD and AFD responded to the alarm and determined there was no fire. The alarm panel indicated “smoke” in the hallway. The smell of smoke was detected and determined this was due to a waffle burned in the microwave.
01/22/2022 2:55 p.m. SUSPICIOUS PERSON ACU PARKING LOT: UNIVERSITY PARK APT LOT
A student reported a group of middle school aged students walking around the complex. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate them.
01/24/2022 3:35 p.m. CRIMINAL MISCHIEF ACU PARKING LOT: UNIVERSITY PARK APT LOT
A student reported unknown person(s) egged their vehicle.
01/29/2022 9:46 a.m. ANIMAL CALL ACU PARKING LOT: ELMER GRAY STADIUM LOT
A citizen reported someone had thrown numerous ducks and a couple of sandhill cranes into the dumpster. ACUPD notified Texas Game Warden and they are handling the investigation. There was a total of 32 ducks and 8 sandhill cranes.
ACUPD ACTIVITY STATISTICS
Jan. 18 – 25, 2022
MEDICAL EMERGENCY | 2 |
MONITOR FACILITY / LOT | 8 |
MOTORIST ASSIST: JUMPSTART | 2 |
MOTORIST ASSIST: UNLOCK | 2 |
NOISE VIOLATION | 1 |
OTHER | 12 |
PARKING LOT PATROL | 53 |
PARKING VIOLATION | 7 |
PATROL VEHICLE: MAINTENANCE | 3 |
PATROL VEHICLE: REFUEL | 7 |
RANDOM PATROL | 16 |
REPORT WRITING | 4 |
REPORT WRITING (FOLLOW UP) | 1 |
STAND BY | 1 |
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY | 1 |
SUSPICIOUS PERSON | 2 |
SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE | 4 |
TRAFFIC HAZARD | 1 |
TRAFFIC STOP | 1 |
VEHICLE COLLISION | 1 |
ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITY | 33 |
ALARM | 3 |
ANIMAL CALL | 2 |
ASSIST | 4 |
BOOT / UNBOOT VEHICLE | 1 |
BUILDING LOCK/UNLOCK | 24 |
CART PATROL | 1 |
CHECK BUILDING | 259 |
CLERY | 5 |
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF | 1 |
DISTURBANCE | 3 |
ESCORT | 5 |
EVENT SUPPORT | 1 |
FIGHT | 1 |
FOOT PATROL | 6 |
FOUND PROPERTY | 5 |
HARASSMENT | 1 |
INFORMATION REPORT | 3 |
INVESTIGATION FOLLOW UP | 2 |
LOST PROPERTY | 2 |
TOTAL CALLS 491
Chief of Police Tip: Always lock your car, hide valuables and report suspicious activity to ACUPD immediately.