Crime Log – February 5, 2009
By Alene Tchekmedyian
Feb. 4, 2009 11:36 p.m.
Derrick Oliver
Daily Bruin contributor<br><br>
BURGLARY
A Nikon camera D300 and a Nikon lens were removed from a vehicle on the 3000 block of Keystone Ave. between Jan. 28 and Jan. 29, with losses totaling $3,790.
Eight copper coils were removed from the Brain Research Institute roof between Jan. 29 and Feb. 2, with losses totaling $1,000.
A laptop, power cable and phone dock were removed from the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies Building sometime between Jan 30. and Feb. 2, with losses totaling $2,200.
Three desktop computers with an undetermined net value were removed from the Molecular Sciences Building sometime between Jan. 30 and Feb. 2.
A rear window was shattered on the 10000 block of Roebling on Feb. 1, with no losses reported.
A handicap placard was removed from a vehicle on the west side of Dodd Hall on Feb. 2.
DRUGS
Suspects were taken into custody on Charles E. Young Drive West and Strathmore for underage possession of alcohol and possession of marijuana on Feb. 1.
GRAND THEFT
A black bag with electronics was removed from Dodd Hall on Jan. 16, with losses totaling $490.
An HP Model NC6120 worth $1,600 was removed from the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center between Jan. 29 and Jan. 30.
A wireless access point was removed from the Faculty Center on Jan. 30, with losses totaling $600.
A Dell Inspiron 1460 laptop worth $1,000 was removed from Sproul Hall on Feb. 2.
PETTY THEFT
A wallet was removed from the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center emergency room on Jan. 30, with losses totaling $10.
A 21-speed silver Schwinn bike worth $200 was removed from a Canyon Point bike rack between Jan 30. and Feb. 2.
