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Butts-Mehre missing two helmets
CRIME NOTEBOOK
Issue date: 4/1/08 Section: News
The following information was taken from University police reports:
James Kevin Purvis, assistant equipment manager to the University football team, reported a burglary on March 28. Purvis told police two football helmets worth $300 total were taken from locker room in the Butts-Mehre building between March 20 and March 21.
An officer saw him in the Brumby Hall parking lot on March 30.
An individual called police to alert them to a man who was wandering in the lot "looking for a party."
The man told police his daughter attends the University and he was looking for Papa John's.
Upon entering the name "David Wilson" and birthday he gave police into the aGeorgia Crime Information Center, police found no such entry. There was also no record for the name he gave of his daughter. Police took photos of the man and he was escorted off University property.
- Tamara Best
James Kevin Purvis, assistant equipment manager to the University football team, reported a burglary on March 28. Purvis told police two football helmets worth $300 total were taken from locker room in the Butts-Mehre building between March 20 and March 21.
Student's laptop broken in Brumby
A female University student told police an unknown person damaged her computer in her Brumby Hall dorm room on March 28. Four of the keys were broken and others loose to her Dell Inspiron 9300. She told police she was out of her dorm room.Man barred from University grounds
A man who identified himself to police as David Wilson was barred from the University for two years.An officer saw him in the Brumby Hall parking lot on March 30.
An individual called police to alert them to a man who was wandering in the lot "looking for a party."
The man told police his daughter attends the University and he was looking for Papa John's.
Upon entering the name "David Wilson" and birthday he gave police into the aGeorgia Crime Information Center, police found no such entry. There was also no record for the name he gave of his daughter. Police took photos of the man and he was escorted off University property.
- Tamara Best
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