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Suspect in vehicle thefts still missing

By Ana Ceballos

Last Thursday, two subjects, a male and a female, fled from police after attempting to steal a vehicle

Crime Beat: Fight breaks out at Trujillo’s Taco Shop

By Kevin Smead

Drunk and disorderly On Friday evening, a fight broke out at Trujillo’s Taco Shop on College Avenue. The fight was between five males who were reported to be extremely intoxicated. Police arrived at the scene and arrested one SDSU student with a public intoxication charge. Domestic disturbances The San Diego State Police Department dispatched [...]

Several suspicious persons reported in college area

By Kevin Smead

Last weekend, a number of reports were filed regarding suspicious persons in the College Area.

Transportation thefts on the rise: Report

By Kevin Smead

Around midnight on Monday night, a red Micargi single-speed bicycle was taken from outside Love Library. The bike was secured with a lock.

Fewer bike thefts, cars stolen: Report

By Bill Crotty

Even with fewer bike thefts, several less-common reports were made in the daily reports published by the San Diego State Police Department

Crime Beat 11/16/11

By Kevin Smead

San Diego police are seeking the public’s help to find the suspects in a robbery where the victim reportedly lost an ipod touch.

Crime reports rose for holiday

By Kevin Smead

Halloween weekend proved to be a busy one for the San Diego State Police Department.

Crime Beat 10-26-11

By Kevin Smead

The number of bikes taken from campus continues to increase as several more were stolen last weekend and earlier this week.

Man exposes himself in the Library

By Kevin Smead

At 1 a.m. yesterday, a female student reported to the SDSU Police Department that a Caucasian male exposed himself to her in the Love Library.

Crime Beat – 10/13/2011

By Kevin Smead

Crime news from in and around campus.

Student stabbed on Hardy

By Kevin Smead

Early yesterday morning, police officers responded to what they would later discover to be a stabbing, which is one of several uncommon reports during the past weekend.