ASU Police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
- An unidentified man committed aggravated assault around 2 a.m. Friday by punching and elbowing a 21-year-old male student in the face in front of the Sigma Nu fraternity house, police reported. The student was transported to Scottsdale Osborn Hospital, with a possible broken jaw and a tooth knocked out, according to a police report.
- An unknown person or persons committed theft between 12 p.m. Thursday and 12 p.m. Friday by taking a Canon camera belonging to a 20-year-old male student, police reported. The camera was in the student’s room at Vista del Sol on Tempe campus, according to a police report.
- An unknown person or persons committed criminal damage between 11:30 a.m. Saturday and 6:10 a.m. Monday by breaking a glass window at Dave’s Dog House on Tempe campus, police reported. The estimated loss is $1,000, according to a police report.
- An unknown person or persons committed theft between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. April 13 by taking a laptop belonging to a 21-year-old female student, police reported. The Compaq laptop was taken from the Physical Sciences A-Wing building on the Tempe campus, according to a police report.
- A male student is suspected of committing criminal nuisance April 10 by urinating in an elevator at the San Pablo residential complex on Tempe campus, police reported. Two community assistants identified the student on video surveillance, according to a police report.
The student told police he did not wish to aid in prosecution, police reported.
The estimated loss is $700, police reported.
There are no suspects, leads or witnesses, according to a report.
There are no suspects, leads or witnesses, according to a report.
The estimated loss is $600, police reported.
There are no suspects, leads or witnesses, according to a report.
The student is believed to have urinated in the elevator on two other occasions, but could not be identified, police reported.
A community director for Residential Life told police the incident would be taken care of internally, according to a report.
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