September 25 – October 1

September 29, Non Injury Traffic Collision, Lot 10  Vehicle #1, while backing out of a parking stall in Lot10, collided with vehicle #2 that stopped behind this vehicle. Report taken. 

September 4 – September 10

September 8, Non Injury Traffic Collision Lot 2  Vehicle #1, while backing out of a parking stall in Lot2, collided with vehicle #2, which was backing out of a parking stall.  Report taken.

August 21 – 27

August 23, Medical Aid, A208 A student was reported to have chest pains in building A208. IVC Campus Police and OCFA Paramedics were notified and responded. The student declined to be transported to a hospital and a waiver was signed. Report taken.

 

 

September 25 – October 1

 

September 29, Non Injury Traffic Collision, Lot 10. Vehicle #1, while backing out of a parking stall in Lot 10, collided with vehicle #2 that stopped behind this vehicle. Report taken.

September 18 - September 24

September 21, Petty Theft, Lot 2. A student returned to his vehicle to find that his parking permit was stolen. It was stolen from a topless Jeep Wrangler. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

September 11 - September 24

No activity to report during this time.

September 4 – September 10

September 8, Non Injury Traffic Collision Lot 2Vehicle #1, while backing out of a parking stall in Lot 2, collided with vehicle #2, which was backing out of a parking stall. Report taken.

August 28 – September 3

August 30, Non Injury Traffic Collision, Lot 8A non injury traffic accident occurred in Lot 8. Three vehicles were involved. No injuries were reported. Report taken.

August 21 – 27

August 23, Medical Aid, A208A student was reported to have chest pains in building A208. IVC Campus Police and OCFA Paramedics were notified and responded. The student declined to be transported to a hospital and a waiver was signed. Report taken.

August 23, Non Injury Traffic Collision, Lot 7A non injury traffic accident occurred in Lot7 involving 2 vehicles. No injuries were reported. Report taken.

August 22, Medical Aid, PE200A female student was reported to have broken her leg in building PE200. IVC Campus Police and OCFA Paramedics were notified and responded. The patient was transported to Hoag Hospital in Irvine by Doctors Ambulance. Report taken.

August 22, Grand Theft, Soccer FieldA student contacted IVC Campus Police to report his iPhone4 and wallet stolen. A witness saw a male subject standing in the area of where the backpack was placed. As of this date no further action is in progress. Report taken.

August 14 – 20

No activity to report during this time.

August 7 – August 13

No activity to report during this time.

July 31 - August 6

August 3, Misappropriation of Found Property. A student reported that his wallet was stolen from the Men's Locker Room in Building PE100. A suspect was arrested and a court date has been assigned. Report taken. CLEARED BY ARREST

August 1, Grand Theft. A student reported her ipad stolen from Building B200. A possible suspect was reported walking away with the ipad. Report taken.

July 24 - July 30

No activity to report during this time.

July 17 – July 23

July 21, Medical Aid. A male student was reported to be unconscious and on the ground between the Library and the construction site for the new amphitheater. IVC Campus Police was immediately dispatched. Upon arrival, police observed several people attending to a young male adult who was unconscious and on the ground. The Health Services Nurse was already on scene. OCFA Paramedics were called and responded. The patient was transported by Doctors Ambulance to HOAG Hospital. Report taken.

July 10 – July 16

July 10, Malicious Destruction-Vandalism. During a routine patrol check an IVC Campus Police Officer observed that a vending machine had been vandalized. No suspects were seen or reported. Report taken.

July 3 – July 9

July 7, Verbal Threats. A student was reported to have made verbal threats to an IVC employee on the telephone. After a police investigation, it was determined that there was no threat and that this alleged crime was unfounded.

July 6, Medical Aid. A female was observed to have fainted by an IVC Campus Police Lieutenant. She was driven to the A-100 Building in order to be removed from the hot weather. OCFA Paramedics were called and responded. The patient was transported to HOAG Hospital. Report taken.

June 26 – July 2

No activity to report during this time.

June 19 – June 25

No activity to report during this time.

June 12 – 18

June 21, Suspicious Person. A female was reported to be washing her clothes in the restroom located in the Administration Building. IVC Campus Police arrived to find a female pushing a cart on campus. As police investigated further, they found no damage or any items missing from the restroom. No further action was taken.

June 5 – June 11

June 6, Burglary Commercial. It appears that a suspect(s) entered through the rear door of the Custodian Warehouse. Approximately 15 campus keys were stolen and a fire extinguisher was missing. Photos were taken of the crime scene. An investigation is still in progress. Report taken.

May 29 – June 4

June 4, Grand Theft. An IVC Campus Police Officer was patrolling the campus grounds between the BSTIC Building and the Library. He noticed a custodian electric work cart partially in the bushes. It appeared that a suspect attempted to "hot wire" the starter but failed. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

May 22 - May 28

May 28, Stalking. A female student contacted the IVC Campus Police reporting that a fellow male student has been following and possibly stalking her. Both parties have been interviewed by police and a Dean. It appears that this issue has resolved itself. No further action is being taken at this time. Report taken.

May 15 - May 21

No activity reported during the period.

May 8 - May 14

No activity reported during the period.

May 1 - May 7

No activity reported during the period.

April 24 - April 30

April 28, Petty Theft. A student contacted IVC Campus Police to report his stolen bicycle. According to the victim, his bike was locked up in the bicycle rack between the BSTIC Building and A-300. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

April 28, Disruptive Behavior. IVC Campus Police was informed that there was a verbal dispute between an instructor and a student. The student did not appear to be an immediate threat to the instructor. The student was assisted by the Acting Chair of Biology. Report taken.

April 26, Vandalism. A vendor parked his vehicle to respond to BSTIC Building. When he returned to his vehicle, he saw that someone had damaged his vehicle with an unknown type of sharp object. Possibly a key. The vendor stated that he may know the suspect's identity. Earlier he had an exchange of words with a student over a parking situation.

April 25, Petty Theft. A student reported to IVC Campus Police that she was in the restroom in BSTIC located on the first floor. She placed her books and iphone on a metal shelf. When she exited the stall, she discovered that the iphone was missing. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

April 17 - April 23

April 19, Attempted Burglary. A vandalism or an attempted vehicle burglary occurred in Lot #5. The victim's vehicle lock had been damaged by what appeared to be a tool similar to a flat bladed screw driver. The key slot was punched out and inoperable. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

April 18, Medical Aid. A school employee was being seen at the Health Services Center for slurred speech and high blood pressure. OCFA Paramedics were notified and responded. The patient was transported to a local hospital for further treatment.

April 18, Medical Aid. A student fainted in Room A-308. OCFA Paramedics were notified and responded. Paramedics checked out the patient and determined that she would be fine. No further action was taken.

April 10 - April 16

April 13, Assault and Battery. A student was a victim of assault and battery during a class break in Building A-200. The victim stated that he did not wish to forward this incident to the District Attorney for filing charges. Report taken for documentation only.

April 13, Non-Traffic Collision, College. A hit and run occurred in Lot #10. A witness stated she saw a vehicle that was backing up hit a legally parked vehicle. The suspect stepped out of her vehicle and looked at the damage and left the scene. Report taken.

April 13, Medical Aid. A distraught student was assisted by the Health Center Nurse for mental issues. The patient was voluntarily transpoted to a nearby hospital for help. Report taken.

April 11, Petty Theft. A student while buying coffee left his wallet on a coffee cart. He later realized that he forgot his wallet. He returned to the coffee cart to find his wallet missing. None of the employees that were present saw his wallet. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

April 3 - 9

April 7, Vandalism. It was observed by Campus Police that the glass covering the Parking Permit Vending Machine was scratched with some type of sharp object. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

April 5, Petty Theft. A student returned to his vehicle to find that his parking permit was stolen. The vehicle has zipper windows allowing easy access to the interior. The zipper was left down by the driver. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

April 5, Vandalism. It was reported that the faucets in the men's restroom located on the first floor of the Library were broken off. The faucets were complete and functioning the day before according to a custodian. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

April 5, Petty Theft. A student returned to his vehicle to find that his parking permit was stolen. The vehicle car doors were locked. The wind wing on the driver's side was left partially open. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

April 5, Vandalism. A student returned to her vehicle to find that it had been damaged. It appeared to be damaged with an unknown type of sharp object possibly a key. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

March 27 - April 2

April 1, Medical Aid. A student fainted in Room B363. The Health Center Nurse responded. The patient was treated by the nurse in the Health Center. Report taken.

March 31, Medical Aid. A female was reported having a panic attack in a vehicle in Lot #4. OCFA Paramedics were notified and responded. The patient refused paramedic treatment. Later the patient was voluntarily transported to a psychiatric facility for treatment. Report taken.

March 30, Petty Theft. A student reported that her parking permit was stolen from her vehicle. She had locked all the car doors. The driver's window was partially down. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

March 28, Possession of a Fictitious Identification Card. A student was in possession of two identification cards at the Bursar's Office. The student voluntarily gave the fictitious card to a Campus Police Officer. The student was issued a citation and the card was placed in Evidence. The District Attorney has been asked to review the case. Report taken.

March 20 - March 26

March 23, Injury Report. A student fell while walking down the steps located in PAC backstage area. The injuries appeared minor and medical attention was declined by this student. Report taken.

March 22, Disorderly Person. A student and teacher were engaged in a verbal disagreement during class. Both the student and teacher were able to resolve the issue with no further action taken.

March 13 - March 19

March 17, Vandalism-Graffiti, 9. An unknown suspect vandalized the Men's Restroom located in the PE 200 Building with graffiti. Report taken.

March 6 - March 12

March 11, Resisting/Delaying a Police Officer and Littering. A subject was angered due to receiving a parking citation. The subject was cited and released. The subject signed a written promise to appear at Harbor Justice Center. He was released from custody.

March 10, Disturbing the Peace on School Campus - Fighting. Two male students were reported to be in a physical altercation on campus. The injuries appeared to be minor. One of the parties involved was going to seek medical attention as a precaution. He complained to have pain to the back of his head. Neither party involved requested prosecution for assault and battery. Report taken.

March 8, Vandalism-Graffiti. A custodial staff member found graffiti in the men's restroom located in Building A-400. A permanent marker was used. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

March 7, Burglary. A student found her parking permit stolen in Lot #8 when she returned to her vehicle. The vehicle window was left down. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

February 27 - March 5

March 3, Grand Theft, College. An instructor parked his vehicle in Lot #1. When he returned to his vehicle, the catalytic converter was missing from his vehicle. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

February 27, Unlicensed Car Dealer. During the Car Faire, it was observed by Irvine Valley Campus Police that a subject was illegally selling vehicles on campus located in Lot #5. As a result, four vehicles were impounded. The suspect was cited for sales of a vehicle by other than the registered owner or dealer. Report taken.

February 20 - February 26

February 25, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, College. A hit and run occurred in Lot #4. The victim parked her vehicle and returned to find it damaged. She found scratches on the side doors. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

February 13 - February 19

February 17, Suspicious Subject and Activity. A male subject was reported selling heroin on campus. He is not a student at this college, but comes on campus to sell narcotics. Report taken.

February 16, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, College. A hit and run ocurred in Lot #4. The victim parked their vehicle and returned to find it damaged. The victim stated that there was bumper damage. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

February 14, Vandalism, Parking Lot 10. A student found that his vehicle had been scratched with an unknown type of sharp object. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

February 6 - February 12

No activity reported during the period.

January 30 - February 5

February 2, Vandalism, Parking Lot 2. A student found that his vehicle had been scratched with an unknown type of sharp object. No suspect was seen or reported. Report taken.

January 31, Medical Aid, Life Fitness Center. A student, while at the Fitness Center, was in extreme pain and requested medical assistance. The pain she was experiencing was located in her left torso. OCFA Paramedics responded and the victim was transported to a local hospital. Report taken.

January 31, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, College. A minor hit and run occurred near Lot 5. The victim was able to give a vehicle description and license plate. No further action was taken as per the victim's request. Report taken.

January 23 - January 29

January 25, Disruptive Behavior. Students became involved in a verbal confrontation over a parking situation. One subject threatened to vandalize the other student's vehicle. This issue was cordially resolved amongst each other. No report taken.

January 24, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, College. Vehicle #1 and Vehicle #2 were both backing out of their parking stalls. Both parties claim that they had backed into the driving lane when the other vehicle collided into their vehicle. The investigation was unable to determine which party was at fault. Report taken.

January 16 - January 22

January 20, Petty Theft, PE100. A student parked his Hummer Mountain bike near the Life Fitness Room. He left the bicycle unlocked while he went to work out. When he returned, he found that someone had stolen his bicycle. Report taken.

January 20, Medical Aid, Student Services Center. A student suffered from self-inflicted wounds on his chest and right forearm. The victim was transported and admitted to a treatment center. Report taken.

January 9 – January 15

January 15, Medical Aid, Lot 5. A staff member reported tripping over a curb while walking to the Media Resource Center from Lot 5. She fell on her left knee where redness was visible.She requested an ice pack, but refused any other first aid. Report taken.

January 13, Medical Aid, A400. A student who was watching a movie in her biology class, fainted at the sight of blood and fell over hitting her head on the ground. OCFA paramedics were called and responded to the location. The victim was examined and transported to a local hospital. Report taken.

January 11, Injury Report, B200. The victim, who is a staff member, said he was walking between B200 and Kaplan when he tripped over a concrete bench and fell on his back. The victim declined medical aid. Report taken.

January 10-11, Vandalism, Parking Lot 2. The victim said she had parked her car in Lot 2 and then went to class. When she returned to her vehicle, she discovered that an unknown suspect had keyed the right and left side of her vehicle. Report taken.

January 2 – January 8

January 7, Medical Aid, A200. Campus police were called to the A200 building in response to a female complaining of chest pains. OCFA paramedics were called and responded to the location. The victim was examined and transported to a local hospital. Report taken.

January 3, Petty Theft, Bookstore. Victim reported that she works in the bookstore and had placed her coat in the employee desk area. When she went home, she had forgotten to take her coat. She called the bookstore and was told the coat was there and would be put aside. When she returned to work the next day, it was missing. No witnesses were located. Report taken.

December 26 – January 1

No activity reported during the period.

December 19 – December 25

December 20-January 3, Commercial Burglary, A200. Victim reported that she secured her office and left for the holiday days-off. When she returned, she discovered that a piggy bank, cash and a text book were missing. The investigation revealed that an unknown suspect entered the office through an unlocked window, and took the victim's property. There was no sign of forced entry. Report taken.

December 12 – December 18

No activity reported during the period.

December 5 - December 11

No activity reported during the period.

November 28 – December 4

No activity reported during the period.

November 21 – November 27

No activity reported during the period.

November 14 – November 20

November 16, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, College. Vehicle #1 while making a left turn from northbound Irvine Center Drive onto westbound College, made an unsafe lane change from the #2 lane to the #1 lane colliding with vehicle #2 that was also westbound on College. No injuries were reported. Report taken.

November 7 – November 13

November 11, Petty Theft, B200. Victim reported that she left her wallet in the bathroom. When she returned to retrieve the wallet, it was missing. No witnesses were located. Report taken.

November 10, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, Parking Lot 9. Vehicle #1 backed out of a parking space in Lot 9, without right-of-way or insuring that it was safe to do so, caused a collision with vehicle #2 that was southbound in the traffic aisle. No injuries were reported. Report taken.

November 9, Misdemeanor Hit & Run, Lot 9. An unoccupied legally parked vehicle sustained minor damage when it was struck along the driver's side by an unidentified vehicle driven by an unidentified driver. No witnesses could be located. Report taken.

November 8, Medical Aid, B200. Campus police responded to the Student Health Center following a call for medical aid assistance. The SHC Nurse requested OCFA paramedics for an employee who was experiencing low blood pressure. The victim was examined and transported to a local hospital. Report taken.

October 31 – November 6

November 2, Grand Theft, BSTIC. Facilities staff reported that an 'emergency evacuation slide' was missing form it location on the second floor of Business Science Technology and Innovation Center, near the north stairwell. No witnesses were located. Report taken.

October 24 – October 30

October 26, Grand Theft, B300. Victim reported that she left her laptop computer on a desk during a break. When she returned to the desk, the computer was missing. No witnesses were located. Report taken. RECLASSIFIED-UNFOUNDED

October 26, Petty Theft, PE160. Three victims reported that personal property was taken from their locked PE lockers. No witnesses were located. Report taken.

October 25, Petty Theft, A300. Victim reported that she parked and locked her bicycle to a light post between A300 and BSTIC. When he returned to the location, her bicycle was missing. No witnesses were located. Report taken.

October 17 – October 23

October 21, Petty Theft, Lot 9. Victim reported that he parked his motorcycle in parking lot 9, and secured his helmet with a locking device to the motorcycle. When he returned to his motorcycle, an unknown suspect had cut the chin strap from the locking device and took the helmet. No witnesses were located. Report taken.

October 21, Medical Aid, SSC. Campus police responded to the Student Health Center following a call for medical aid assistance. The SHC Nurse requested OCFA paramedics for an employee who was experiencing hypertension. The victim was examined and transported to a local hospital. Report taken.

October 19, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, Perimeter Rd. Vehicle #1 exited parking lot #5, without right-of-way or insuring that it was safe to do so, causing a collision with vehicle #2 that was southbound on the perimeter road. No injuries were reported. Report taken.

October 18, Medical Aid, A400. Campus police responded to report of a student suffering chest pain in the A400 building. Upon police arrival at the scene, the victim requested medical assistance. OCFA paramedics were contacted and responded to the location. The victim was treated and transported to a local hospital. Report taken.

October 10 – October 16

October 11, Misdemeanor Hit & Run, Lot 5. An unoccupied legally parked vehicle sustained minor damage when it was struck on the driver's side rear quarter panel by an unidentified vehicle driven by an unidentified driver. No witnesses could be located. Report taken.

October 3 – October 9

October 4, Injury Traffic Collision, Lot 1. Vehicle #1, while backing out of a parking stall in Lot #1, collided with vehicle #2, which was traveling in a driving lane within parking lot. The driver of vehicle #1 complained of pain in her neck, shoulders and back. Paramedics were called and responded to the location. The driver of vehicle #1 refused transport by the paramedics. Report taken.

September 26 – October 2

September 30, Injury Traffic Collision, Lot 5. Vehicle #1, while backing out of a parking stall, collided with the right front passenger door of vehicle #2, as a passenger was exiting the right front passenger door of vehicle #2. The impact caused the door to strike the passenger's right leg, leaving minor injuries. Report taken.

September 29, Petty Theft, Librar.y. Victim reported that she left her backpack in a drawer behind the front desk in the Library where she works. After work, she retrieved her backpack and discovered two books missing. Report taken.

September 29, Violation of Restraining Order, A400. Campus police was contacted by a female student who reported that a male student on was campus in violation of a restraining order. In follow-up, police located the male and confirmed he was in violation of the order. The male was ordered to leave the campus pending further action. Report taken.

September 29, Possession of Alcohol, SSC. Campus police responding to a report of found property (alcohol) in the Student Services Center, located the student owner and determined that she was under the influence of alcohol. The student was picked-up and taken home. Report taken.

September 28, Petty Theft, Library. Victim reported that he left his iPhone on a chair outside the Student Affairs Office in the Student Services Center. When he returned to get the phone, it was missing. Report taken.

September 27, Misdemeanor Hit & Run, Lot 4. A Facilities grounds person contacted campus police to report a damaged tree. Upon arrival of police officers at the location, the grounds person stated that he heard the sound of a collision and then observed a person get out their, inspect the rear of his car, and then hurried leave the area. The grounds then pointed out damage to the tree caused by the collision. No witnesses could be located. Report taken.

September 19 – September 25

September 23, Vandalism, Parking Lot 7. Unknown suspect, using a stencil, spray painted graffiti on the side of a storage container. The same graffiti was observed at three other locations along the 'perimeter road' parking cut-outs. Report taken.

September 22, Medical Aid, SHC. Campus police responded to call at the Student Health Center regarding a male who was experience an acute asthma attack. The campus nurse requested a paramedic response. OCFA paramedics responded and the victim was transported to a local hospital. Report taken.

September 22, Petty Theft, PE100. Victim reported that he left his unattended backpack under a bench in the men's locker room. When he later returned, his found his ransacked backpack near the door. When he checked the backpack, he discovered an MP3 player missing. Report taken.

September 21, Petty Theft, PE100. Victim reported that he left his unattended backpack while showering in the men's locker room. When he later checked his backpack, he discovered U.S. currency missing from the backpack. Report taken.

September 21, Medical Aid, A300. Campus police responded to call a regarding an injured student who twisted her ankle while attempting to stand-up at her desk. The campus nurse responded to the location and transported the victim to the Student Health Center. Report taken.

September 20, Petty Theft, A100. Victim reported that she parked her bicycle at the bike rack at the rear of A100 and left the area. When she returned to the bike rack, she discovered that an unknown person had removed a handlebar mounted light and attempted to remove the red tail light. Report taken.

September 12 – September 18

September 18, Trespassing, CDC. Campus police responding to a report of an alarm at the Child Development Center, contacted a suspect who was at the entrance of the Library. The suspect admitted entering the playground area of the CDC. The investigation revealed no further infraction or crime. The suspect was advised to leave the campus. Report taken.

September 16, Injury Report, Police Station. A parking violator who was in the police station for a 'citation hearing' inadvertently walked into a glass panel while leaving the Hearing Room The victim struck her head against the panel causing a minor facial injury. The victim declined medical aid. Report taken.

September 15, Misdemeanor Hit & Run, Lot 8. Vehicle owner stated he lawfully parked his vehicle in Lot 8 and left the area. When he returned to his vehicle, he discovered damage to the left rear bumper. Evidence indicated that the reporting person's car was struck by another vehicle whose driver left the location without reporting the incident. Report taken.

September 15, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, Lot 2. Vehicle #1, while attempting to park in a parking stall, struck the right rear quarter panel of Vehicle # 2, which was parked, causing minor damage. No injuries were reported. Report taken.

September 5 – September 11

September 13, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, College Rd. Vehicle #1, driving on College Rd., collided with the rear bumper of Vehicle #2, causing minor damage, because of unsafe speed and following too closely. No injuries were reported. Report taken.

September 9, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, Lot 9. Vehicle #1, while attempting to park in a parking stall, struck the right rear bumper of Vehicle # 2, which was parked, causing minor damage. No injuries were reported. Report taken.

August 29 – September 4

September 3, Vandalism, Parking Lot 9. Unknown suspect vandalized the parking permit dispenser by scratching indistinguishable graffiti on the glass display screen with an unknown etching tool. Report taken.

September 4, Business Dispute, Parking Lot 5 (CarFaire. ) Campus police responded to a report of a disturbance at CarFaire where a patron allegedly made threatening statements to an employee of the business. Both parties were contacted and advised of legal options. The patron was asked to leave the location for violating his contract for selling a vehicle at business. Report taken.

September 1, Petty Theft, B200. Victim reported that he left his calculator unattended at a workstation while working in another area of the room. When he returned to the workstation, the calculator was missing. Report taken.

August 22 – August 28

August 23, Misdemeanor Hit & Run, Lot 9. Vehicle owner stated he lawfully parked his vehicle in Lot 9 and left the area. When he returned to his vehicle, he discovered damage to the right front fender and right rear wheel well. Evidence indicated that the reporting person's car was struck by another vehicle whose driver left the location without reporting the incident. Report taken.

August 15 – August 21

No activity reported during the period.

August 8 – August 14

August 10, Theft from Auto, Lot 5. Victim reported that she parked and locked her vehicle, while leaving the driver's side window slightly down, and went to class. When she returned to her vehicle, she discovered her parking permit missing. During a subsequent follow-up investigation, the stolen property was recovered. Report taken. CLEARED-OTHER

August 1 – August 7

August 5, Petty Theft, Library. Victim reported that she left her cell phone unattended in a workstation while using a copier. When she returned to the workstation, the cell phone was missing. Report taken.

August 2, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 9 Sidewalk. Facilities personnel contacted campus police to report a damaged sign. Upon arrival at the location, officers observed a "No Parking" sign which had been knocked down. Evidence indicated that a vehicle had struck the sign and left the location. No witnesses could be located. Report taken.

July 25 – July 31

July 28, Vandalism to Vehicle, Lot 1. Victim stated she parked and locked her vehicle in Lot 1 and then went to work on campus. Upon her return to the vehicle, she discovered that an unknown suspect had smashed the rear window of the vehicle. Report taken.

July 28, Illegal Dumping of Hazardous Material, Power House 2. Facilities staff contacted police to report that a box of partially filled paint cans, insecticide and caulking were found in a dumpster. It is unknown who duped the hazardous material. Facilities personnel will dispose of the material at a disposal site. Report taken.

July 28, Medical Aid, B200. Campus police responded to call a regarding an injured student in a chemistry lab. Apparently, the student burned her finger tips with sulfuric acid during an experiment. Paramedics were notified and responded. The student refused treatment and stated she would seek her own medical aid. Report taken.

July 18 – 24

July 20, Disturbing the Peace-Fighting, Lot #1. Campus police received a call regarding a fight in progress. Upon their arrival at the scene, they were met by a campus administrator who said they had witnessed two females fighting in the parking lot. Both women had left the location. In a subsequent follow-up, both women were located and interviewed. The investigation revealed a mother/daughter argument had taken place. It was determined that no crime occurred. Both parties were counseled and the matter referred to the Dean of Students. Report taken.

July 20, Grand Theft from Auto, Lot 3. Victim parked her unlocked vehicle in Lot 4 while she went to the Library. Upon her return to the vehicle, she discovered that an unknown suspect had taken a laptop computer and miscellaneous items from the passenger compartment area of the vehicle. Report taken.

July 11 – July 17

July 13, Medical Aid, Athletic Field. Campus police responded to call a regarding an injured juvenile on the Athletic Field. Apparently, the seven year old son of the coach for a private soccer club had broken his leg while playing with other youths not involved with the soccer clubs practice. Paramedics were notified and responded, and transported the injured boy to a local hospital. Report taken.

July 13, Vandalism, Kaplan. Unknown suspect vandalized the northeast side of the classroom building by painting an image using a stencil.

July 7, Grand Theft Auto, BSTIC. Campus police responded to report of a stolen campus golf cart in the area of the BSTIC Bldg. Arriving officers observed and pursued the suspect who was in the cart, and who abandoned it before running through Lot#5 where he was subsequently detained and arrested. Report taken. CLEARED BY ARREST

July 4 – July 10

July 4, Grand Theft, Lot #2-Antique Fair. The victim, a vendor at the Antique Fair, reported that approximately $185,000 in cash and jewelry was taken from his unlocked vehicle while he was being intentionally distracted by several conspirators. Irvine PD was notified and will assist in the investigation. Report taken.

June 27 – July 3

June 30, False Information to a Police Officer, B Quad. Campus Police responded to report of a male smoking marijuana behind B300. Upon arrival, officers detained a subject who matched the description provided the reporting party. During a subsequent interview, it was learned that the subject, a minor, was on probation and gave false identification information to the officers. He was later released to his parents. Report taken.

June 20 – June 26

No activity reported during the period.

June 13 – June 19

June 16, Non-Injury Traffic Accident Lot #9. Vehicle #1 collided with the rear of Vehicle #2 when a water bottle became lodged beneath the brake pedal of Vehicle #1; thereby preventing Vehicle #1 from stopping. Report taken.

June 6 – June 12

June 7, Disturbing the Peace-Fighting, B117. Campus Police responded to a report of two females fighting. Upon arrival at the location, both women were waiting for police. Police were told that after they were asked to leave by the instructor for disrupting a class, both women exited the classroom. According to a witness, as they exited the classroom, one suspect swung at the other and missed. The two then began fighting. Both women were advised that assault charges may be filed and to cease and desist from further fighting. Report taken.

May 30 – June 5

June 2, Non-injury Traffic Accident Lot #5 (Counter Report). A driver involved in a traffic collision reported that she collided with another vehicle in the parking lot while trying to pass it. There was minor damage to both vehicles, and no injuries. Report taken.

May 23 – May 29

May 26, Petty Theft, CEC Bike Rack. Victim reported that he parked his locked bike at the bicycle rack next to the CEC1-4 building, but did not lock it to the rack. When he returned to the bicycle rack, it was missing. Report taken.

May 25, Disturbing the Peace, SSC Quad. The reporting party, Coffee Cart manager, called police to report a former employee was acting in a threatening manner. IVCPD responded but the subject/suspect was gone on arrival. Report taken.

May 24, Credit Card Fraud, SSC. Following an exchange of information with Irvine PD officers, a credit card theft investigation was initiated resulting in the filing of identity theft and credit card fraud charges against an employee. Report taken.

May 24, Petty Theft, BST 104. A student left an unbound text book on a desk and walked to the front of the classroom, along with other, to provide identification to the instructor. When he returned to his desk the test book was missing. The student said there were approximately 100 students in the class at the time. Report taken.

May 16 – May 22

May 20, Disorderly Conduct, ATE.P. A student became verbally abusive after staff confronted him for exceeding the number of (free) copies permitted from a printer in the computer lab. IVCPD responded and kept the peace. The student was advised of the printer use policy and released. Report taken.

May 20, Felony Vandalism, Lot #9. Victim reported that he heard a loud noise and observed a female running from his parked car. Upon inspection of his vehicle, he discovered that three tire had been punctured. Victim said he recognized the suspect from a traffic collision and had her licensed plate number at that time. In follow-up to the report, Campus Police arrested the suspect for felony vandalism. Report taken. CLEARED BY ARREST

May 20, Theft from Vehicle, Lot #9. Victim said she parked her vehicle in 30 minute parking zone and left to register for a class. When she returned to her vehicle, she discovered that an unknown suspect had siphoned gas from her vehicle. Report taken.

May 9 – May 15

May 15, Business Dispute, Lot #5. Campus police responded to CarFaire regarding a verbal altercation over a purchase offer for a vehicle. Upon their arrival they were met by a woman who stated that she had been verbally threatened by a male who wanted to purchase the same car she wanted to purchase. The male subject had left the location before the arrival of police. Report taken.

May 10, Vandalism, Tennis Courts. Facilities staff reported that an unknown suspect damaged a chain link fence that separates two adjoining tennis courts. The responding officer reported that the fence appears to have been kicked until the retaining wire broke and the pole caps came off. Report taken.

May 2 – May 8

May 7, Misdemeanor Hit & Run, ATEP Lot A. Vehicle owner stated she lawfully parked her vehicle in Lot A, at the ATEP campus. When she returned to her vehicle, she discovered that the left rear quarter panel had been struck by an unidentified vehicle that left the location without reporting the incident. Report taken.

May 6, Medical Aid, CDC. Campus Police and Paramedics responded to a call regarding a child who had fallen off a balance beam. Paramedics examined the child and determined she may have fractured her left arm. The child was transported to a local hospital. Report taken.

May 5, Grand Theft, SSC. Victim stated he parked and locked his bicycle to bike rack in near the SSC patio. When he returned to the bike rack after a class, the bike was missing. Report taken.

May 5, Suspicious Circumstances, P-1. A campus staff member reported finding a student in a classroom, in partially dressed state, 'computer surfing' pornographic sites. When confronted by police, the subject admitted the activity and was referred to the Dean of Students. Report taken.

May 4, Auto Burglary, Lot #8. Victim parked and locked his vehicle, leaving the keys in the door. When he returned he found a note on the vehicle stating that his keys were given to campus police. After retrieving his keys, he discovered an IPOD missing from a bag behind the rear seat. Report taken.

April 25 – May 1

No activity during the reporting period.

April 18 – April 24

April 23, Medical Aid, BST 101. Campus police responded to call regarding a visiting high school student who was feeling ill. The student said he is an asthmatic and may have eaten candy containing marijuana that was given to him by another high student. Paramedics responded, examined the student, and stood by until the student's parents arrived to pick him up. Report taken.

April 11 – April 17

April 13, Violation of Court Order, B100. Victim stated that she has been receiving annoying phone calls from her estranged husband in violation of a restraining order. Report taken.

April 4 – April 10

April 7, Fraud, SSC/Library Quad. Victim stated that she gave money to a magazine sales solicitor and later learned that the transaction was fraudulent. Report taken.

April 9, Vandalism, PE100, Basketball Courts and Lot 8. The reporting persons, campus staff, reported graffiti on several doors, light poles and a parking permit machine. Report taken.

March 28 – April 3

March 29, Illegal Dumping, ATEP Base Property Bldg. #4. A campus grounds worker reported a pile of green waste had been abandoned on base property. Report taken.

April 2, Medical Aid, B100 Art Gallery. Campus police responded to call regarding a student who had passed out in the Art Gallery. Paramedics responded, examined the student, and then moved by gurney to the DSPS office. The student was later picked-up by his father. Report taken.

April 1-5, Vandalism, Soccer Field. The reporting person, Soccer coach, reported that he discovered damage to a storage container. Investigation revealed pry marks on the door and door frame, but no evidence of an attempted break-in. Report taken.

March 21 – March 27

March 22, Assault/Battery, A Quad/CEC. Campus police responded to a call regarding a fight in progress. Officers intervened and detained the parties while investigating the incident. The victim alleged that one of the suspects sold him a CD player that didn't work. Two suspects were cited and released. Report taken.

March 25, Vandalism, Lot 8A. Victim stated that she parked her vehicle in Lot 8A during the early morning hours. When she returned to her vehicle later that evening, she discovered scuff marks on the trunk lid and a scratch on the rear bumper. Report taken.

March 14 – March 20

No activity during the reporting period

March 7 – March 13

March 8, Domestic Battery, Lot 2. Campus police responded to call regarding an assault involving two individuals who had formerly dated. One party reported being grabbed by the other person, who gripped their clothing and wouldn't let go. The suspect had left the location before police arrived. Repot taken.

February 28 – March 6

March 1, Medical Aid, BST214. Campus police responded to call regarding a student who had passed out in class. The student was transported to the Student Health Center for evaluation and observation. Report taken.

February 21 – February 27

No activity during the reporting period.

February 14 – February 20

No activity during the reporting period.

February 7 – February 13

February 10, Medical Aid, Lot 8A. Victim came to the police station and reported that she had tripped on a raised section sidewalk causing her to fall and injure her left knee and right elbow. The victim refused medical attention. Report taken.

February 18, Theft from Auto, Lot 8. Victim parked his unlocked vehicle in Lot 8. Upon her return to the vehicle, he discovered that an unknown suspect had taken a parking permit from the vehicle's windshield. Report taken.

January 31 – February 6

February 2, Grand Theft, Lot 1. Victim stated that he parked and locked his vehicle in Lot 1. When he returned to his vehicle, he discovered that an unknown person had removed the catalytic converter. Report taken.

February 2, Traffic Stop and Arrest, Jeffrey/Barranca. Campus police observed a motorist commit two traffic violations. After making a traffic stop, the officer noted the smell of marijuana. Following an interview, the traffic violator admitted possession of marijuana. The violator was cited and released. Report taken.

February 2, Petty Theft, Kaplan. Victim (an academic manager) said she left a portable DVD player and two DVDs on top of her classroom desk and left for the day. When she returned to her desk the next day, the items were missing. Report taken.

February 3, Medical Aid, ATEP Lansdowne Sidewalk. Victim stated that while stepping off sidewalk at curb in front of the ATEP facility, she twisted her ankle. Paramedics were called and examined the person who was later transported to a hospital for further treatment. Report taken.

February 5, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 5. Reporting person stated that he discovered a tree, irrigation box, and sprinkler damaged on a parking lot median. Campus police determined that an unknown person caused an unknown vehicle, to jump the curb and strike the damaged property. The driver then left the area without reporting the incident. Report taken.

February 5, Medical Aid, A305. Campus police responded to a call regarding a person having a seizure. Paramedics responded and rendered first aid. The person was later transported to a hospital for further treatment. Report taken.

January 24 – January 30

January, Medical Aid, A100. Campus police responded to a call regarding a person who had fainted. The SHC nurse also responded to the call. The victim said that he had a medical condition and refused treatment. Report taken.

January 29, Burglary (Commercial), Kaplan Classrooms. Campus police responded to the report of a possible burglary. The investigation indicated that an unknown person entered the classrooms through windows, expended fire extinguishers, wrote graffiti on the whiteboard and then left the location. No property was reported missing. Report taken.

January 29, Burglary (Commercial), Child Development Center. Campus police responded to a report of possible burglary. When police arrived they discovered that an unknown person entered the unlocked electrical room and turned-off the power to the facility. No property was reported missing. Report taken.

January 29, Attempted Burglary (Commercial), Construction Trailer S/of B300. Campus police responded to a report of possible burglary. When police arrived they discovered that an unknown person removed the window screen from a construction trailer, but were unable to enter because steel bars covering the windows. No property was reported missing. Report taken.

January 29, Attempted Burglary (Commercial), B222. Campus police responded to a report of possible burglary. When police arrived they discovered that an unknown person removed the window screen from a classroom window. It appeared that the suspect was unable to open the window. No property was reported missing. Report taken.

January 17 – January 23

No activity during the reporting period.

January 10 – January 16

January 11, Medical Aid, ATEP B101-B. Campus police responded to a call regarding a student who had passed out. When the police arrived, the victim was being monitored and cared for by DSPS staff who said there was no need for emergency medical assistance. Shortly thereafter, the student's father was contacted and drove the victim home. Report taken.

January 14, Medical Aid, CEC-1. Campus police responded to a call regarding a person having a seizure. The SHC Nurse was on-scene and remained until the victim was stabile. Paramedics also responded to the call, evaluated the victim, and later released her. Report taken.

January 13, Petty Theft, A309. Victim said she left two books in a piano practice classroom unattended. When she returned, approximately 30 minutes later, the items were missing. Report taken.

January 3 – January 9

No activity during the reporting period.

December 27 – January 2

No activity during the reporting period.

December 20 – December 26

December 22, Assault /Deadly Weapon, Lot 1. Campus Police responded to call regarding a 'road rage' incident where the suspect used his vehicle to attempt to run the victim off the road and then approach her vehicle in a threatening manner. Suspect was detained by police, interviewed and released pending charges. Report taken.

December 13 – December 19

December 15, Vehicle Tampering/Theft, Lot 8. Victim parked her personal vehicle in Lot 8 and went to class. Upon her return to the vehicle, she discovered that an unknown suspect had broken the rear trunk mounted brake light. Report taken.

December 15, Assault/Battery, Library/SSC Quad. Victim stated she was threatened and attacked by the mother of another student over an unwanted relationship. Victim said she did not want to file charges, and only wanted to report the incident. Report taken.

December 17, Drunk in Public/Disorderly, ATEP, Lot A. Campus Police responded to call regarding a disruptive student who was under the influence of alcohol. The student was transported home, released to an adult and cited for Drunk in Public. Report taken.

December 19, Medical Aid, PAC. Campus police responded to a call of an injury of a patron at a PAC event. The victim cut his foot while using the restroom. Paramedics responded, treated the injury and transported the victim to the hospital. Report taken.

December 6 – December 12

December 7, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Perimeter Road and Irvine Valley. Victim was stopped at intersection when she was struck from behind by another vehicle. The victim got out of her vehicle and asked the other person to park at the side of the road so they could exchange driver information. After the victim parked her vehicle, the other driver drove away without stopping and providing information. Report taken.

December 8, Medical Aid, B211. Campus police responded to a call regarding a person having a seizure. The officer reported the victim appeared semi-conscious and slumped on his desk. Paramedics were contacted and responded. The victim was evaluated and transported to the hospital for treatment. Report taken.

December 8, Petty Theft, A212. Victim said he left a book under his desk and left the room for 20 minutes. When he returned to his desk, the book was missing. Report taken.

December 10, Medical Aid, A212. Campus police responded to a call regarding a person who reportedly fell and struck his head. The victim said that he was tired from a lack of sleep. There was no evidence of injury, but the officer recommended that he not drive. The victim said he would call his parents to drive him home. Report taken.

November 29 – December 5

November 29, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 5. An unoccupied legally parked vehicle was damaged when struck on the right front quarter panel by an unidentified vehicle. Report taken.

December 3, Petty Theft, BST218. Victim said she left a book unattended on top of her desk and left the room for approximately 40 minutes. When she returned to her desk, the book was missing. Report taken.

November 22 – November 28

No activity during the reporting period.

November 15 – November 21

November 16, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 5. An unoccupied legally parked vehicle was damaged when struck on the left front quarter panel by an unidentified vehicle. Report taken.

November 8 – November 14

November 8, Medical Aid, PE100. Paramedics responded to call regarding a student who had injured her back during a dance class. After examining the student, Paramedics transported the victim to the hospital for further evaluation. Report taken.

November 9, Medical Aid, BST202H. Reporting Person said that victim began "nodding off", responding in a slow and slurred speech, and otherwise unresponsive. Paramedics and the SHC Nurse responded and learned that the victim may have improperly mixed prescribed medication. Paramedics recommended that the victim be transported to a hospital for evaluation, but she refused. Report taken.

November 1 – November 7

November 1, Fire, PAC135. Theatre employee placed loaf of bread in microwave to harden for play prop. While in microwave for extended period, it caught fire and activated smoke detector. The microwave oven and bread were removed from building and fire self extinguished. Fire department was called and then cancelled by PAC staff. Report taken.

November 5 Traffic Accident (Counter Report, Lot #5. Non-injury traffic accident. Vehicle #2 struck Vehicle #2 which was making left turn. backed into another vehicle causing minor damage.

October 25 – October 31

October 27, Grand Theft, Soccer Field. Victim placed his backpack under the 'dugout' bench next to the soccer team storage shed during a soccer match. After the match, he retrieved his backpack and discovered his iPhone missing. Report taken.

October 29, Burglary (Commercial), A229. Victim who shares office with another faculty member, locked the room and left for weekend. When he returned to his office, he discovered the window screen had been removed, the window open, and various property items displaced. After checking the room, the victim discovered a portable 'flash drive' had been taken from his office computer. Report taken.

October 18 – October 24

October 19, Grand Theft from Auto, Lot 3. Victim parked her unlocked vehicle in Lot 3. Upon her return to the vehicle, she discovered that an unknown suspect had taken a laptop computer, parking permit and cash. Report taken.

October 11 – October 17

October 13, Medical Aid, PE200. Paramedics responded to call regarding a Student athlete became ill during a basketball game. The student who is being treated for an existing medical condition was picked-up by a parent. Report taken.

October 14, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 9. An unoccupied legally parked vehicle sustained minor damage when it was struck on the left rear quarter panel by a vehicle identified by a witness. Report taken.

October 15, Medical Aid, Entrance to Cafeteria. Victim fainted and fell, striking her head on a 2' high outdoor ashtray. The SHC Nurse responded and administered first aid. Victim refused further medical aid. Report taken.

October 15, Medical Aid, PE Weight Room. Victim dropped weightlifting plate on right toe causing laceration. The SHC Nurse responded and administered first aid. Report taken.

October 17, Medical Aid, B116. Victim felt ill and fainted while taking test. Victim said she had been up all night studying for tests and refused medical aid. Report taken.

October 4 – October 10

October 6, Petty Theft, BST – Second Floor Women's Restroom. Victim left her purse in the women's restroom. When she returned to retrieve the purse, it was missing. The purse was later recovered in a trash container at another location with cash and other property missing. Report taken.

October 9, Medical Aid, Soccer Field. IVC Student athlete was injured during a soccer match when he was accidently kicked in the head by a player on the opposing team. Paramedics responded and the victim was transported to a hospital for treatment. Report taken.

September 27 – October 3

September 29, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 2. An unoccupied legally parked vehicle sustained minor damage when it was struck on the right rear side by a vehicle identified by a witness. Report taken.

September 20 – September 26

No activity during the reporting period.

September 13 – September 19

September 16, Vandalism, BST – Second Floor Men's Restroom. Unknown suspect vandalized inside of door on handicapped stall in men's restroom using black marker to write graffiti.

September 6 – September 12

September 9, Grand Theft, SSC/EOPS. Victim (faculty) placed his backpack containing a laptop computer on the ground next to where he was standing. After speaking to several students, he looked down to pick-up his backpack and discovered it missing. Report taken.

September 10, Bicycle Theft, Library/SSC Quad. Victim left his unsecured bicycle in front of the campus Library. When he returned to the location, the bicycle had been taken by an unknown suspect. Report taken.

August 30 – September 5

September 1, Auto Theft, Lot 2. Victim reported that he parked and secured his vehicle in parking Lot 2. When he returned to the lot, his vehicle was missing. A stolen vehicle report was taken.

August 23 – August 29

August 26, Vehicle Tampering/Theft, Lot 9. Victim parked his personal vehicle in Lot 9 and went to class. Upon his return to the vehicle, he discovered that an unknown suspect had removed the glass from both side view mirrors. Report taken.

August 26, Theft from Vehicle, Lot 2. Victim parked her vehicle in Lot 2 and went to class. Upon her return to the vehicle, she discovered that an unknown suspect had taken her personal property from the unlocked car. Report taken.

August 27, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 5. An unoccupied parked vehicle sustained minor damage when it was struck on the left rear bumper by a unidentified vehicle that had left the location. Report taken.

August 16 – August 22

No activity during the reporting period.

August 9 – August 15

August 13, Criminal Threat, IVC. Unknown suspect sent an email message to victim threatening to harm her. Report taken.

August 2 – August 8

August 5, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 2. An unoccupied parked vehicle sustained minor damage when the left side view mirror was struck by a unidentified vehicle that had left the location. Report taken.

July 26 – August 1

No activity during the reporting period.

July 19 - 25

No activity during the reporting period.

July 12 – 18

July 15, Petty Theft, SSC/EOPS. Victim left his unsecured bicycle in the bike rack on the south side of the Library building. When he returned to the location, the bicycle had been stolen by an unknown suspect.

July 4 – 11

July 6, Indecent Exposure, Lot 9. Victim reported that a construction worker exposed himself to her while she was sitting in her parked vehicle. Investigation handled by IPD.

June 28 – July 4

June 29, Petty Theft, Library. An unidentified suspect took victim's wallet which was left unattended at a work station.

June 30, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 2. An unoccupied parked vehicle sustained dents and scratches when it was struck on the driver's door by a unidentified vehicle that had left the location.

July 1, Petty Theft, SSC/EOPS. Victim reported the possible theft of checks and cash from her unattended purse. It is unknown if the theft occurred on campus.

June 21 – 27

No Reports

June14 – 20

June 15, Petty Theft, Lot 9. Unknown suspect stole the antenna from a parked vehicle.

June 16, Non-Injury Traffic Collision, Perimeter Road at Lot 4. Vehicle-1 exiting Lot 4 failed to yield right-of-way to vehicle-2 which was S/B on Perimeter Rd., causing a collision. No injuries were reported.

June 7 – 13

June 7, Missing/Found Person, Athletic Field. Campus Police responded to a report of a transient female wondering through campus. The investigation revealed the subject to be a reported missing person from Garden Grove. The Garden Grove PD was contacted and the subject was reunited with her family at the IVC PD station.

June 8, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 5, A. Stop Sign was struck and damaged by an unidentified vehicle.

May 31 – June 6

May 31 Incident Report, Lot 5. Police responded to a report of an altercation involving CarFaire staff. The victim of a simple assault refused to file charges and the suspect was released.

June 4, Domestic Violence, ATEP, Room 101. Campus police received a report about an alleged confrontation between two students that had occurred earlier in the day during a class. A follow-up investigation revealed a physical altercation had taken place, and a report was then taken.

 

May 24 – 30

May 30, Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Soccer Field Parking Lo. An unoccupied parked vehicle was damaged when struck on left front bumper by an unidentified vehicle.

Unoccupied parked vehicle was damaged when struck on the driver's side rear quarter panel by unidentified vehicle.

May 26 Assault, Lot 9. During a dispute over parking space a unidentified driver/suspect slapped the driver of the other vehicle, then vandalized the victim's before leaving the area.

May 26 Incident Report, PAC. Police received several reports of a male subject making annoying phone calls to staff. Subject was contacted and advised to discontinue.

May 27 Non-Injury Traffic Accident, College Drive. A driver making an illegal left turn drove over the center median of the roadway causing damage to her vehicle and IVC property. A report was taken.

May 27 Incident Report, CDC. Police received a report of a possible child endangerment situation. Following an investigation, the child was released to the uninvolved parent. A report was taken.

May 17 – 23

May 18 Petty Theft, Lot 8. An unknown suspect reached in through a previously broken side window of a parked vehicle, and stole a wallet that was laying on the driver's seat.

May 10 – 16

May 13 Vandalism, A200 Men's Restrooms. Unknown suspect damaged a restroom stall partition by digging a hole through it.

May 13 Vandalism, B200 Men's Restrooms. Unknown suspect damaged a restroom stall partition by digging a hole through it.

May 14 Petty Theft, Bookstore. Following a verbal altercation with a bookstore employee, a student was observed leaving the bookstore with two books he had not purchased. He was confronted outside of the Bookstore by another employee and the student dropped the books and ran into the campus. The student was later identified and the incident was handled as a business dispute only.

May 3 – 9

May 4 Petty Theft, Men's Locker Room. An unknown suspect stole a cell phone from an unlocked locker.

May 5 Battery, A300 Construction Area. During an physical altercation, a construction worker struck pushed another worker inadvertently striking him with a shovel. There were no visible signs of injuries, and the victim refused to file a complaint.

May 6 Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 9. An unoccupied parked vehicle sustained moderate damage when it was struck on the rear bumper by a unidentified vehicle that had left the location.

May 6 Theft, Library. A report was taken for an unauthorized fraudulent purchase made on an employee's credit card.

April 26 – May 2

April 28 Fire, Library. A light fixture above the main entrance to the building caught fire and the Library was evacuated. OCFA responded, but the fire was extinguished before their arrival. After a safety check, the library was reopened.

April 29 Disorderly Conduct, Library. A student who was asked and refused to stop using a cell phone in the Library became verbally abusive and then asked to leave by staff. When he refused police were called. Police contacted the student, and advised/warned him of his conduct.

April 29 Miscellaneous Incident Report, SSC. A student who appeared to have emotional problems was escorted by officers to the Health Center. He was evaluated and released after it was determined that he was not a danger to himself or others.

April 19 - 25

April 20 Petty Theft, Lot #5. Unknown suspect stole two textbooks from an unlocked vehicle.

April 22 Grand Theft, PE100 Men's Locker Room. While victim was at soccer practice an unknown suspect stole an iPhone from victim's locker.

April 12 – 18

No criminal activity during the reporting period.

April 5 - 11

April 6 Medical Aid, A400 Area. Student complained of severe abdominal pains while in class. Paramedics were called and the woman was transported to the hospital.

March 29 – April 4

No criminal activity during the reporting period.

March 22 – 28

March 22 Suspicious Person, SSC. Celebration Center Church reported a suspicious man in to SSC during church services causing a disruption and refusing to leave. Officers detained, advised the person of disturbing, and ordered him to leave.

March 15 – 21

No criminal activity during the reporting period.

March 8 – 14

March 10 Medical Aid, SSC Quad. High School Student attending Senior Day dislocated his shoulder while jumping on children's bouncer. He was treated by paramedics and transported to Doctor's Hospital by ambulance.

March 1 – 7 March 2 Petty Theft, IVC Library. Unknown suspect stole an unattended backpack from a desk next to the Periodical section.

February 22 – 28

February 24 Traffic Accident, Lot #3. Non-injury traffic accident, vehicle backed into another vehicle causing minor damage.

February 25 Disruptive Student, PAC. Student disrupted class and was disrespectful to the instructor. Student left before officer arrived.

February 26 Petty Theft, IVC Library, Second Floor Study. Unknown subject stole an unattended ladies black "Juicy" bag. CLEARED BY ARREST

February 15 – 21

February 17 Criminal Threat, IVC Library. Student reported that another student threatened him during a class. The suspect was contacted by police and ordered to leave campus until contacted by the Dean of Students.

February 18 Malicious Mischief, B100 Men's Restroom. Unknown person used a black marker pen to write gang graffiti in tile grout.

February 18 Petty Theft, IVC B262 Lobby. Unknown subject stole aN unattended computer keyboard.

February 18 Traffic Accident, Lot #8. Non-injury traffic accident, vehicle vs. unoccupied parked vehicle causing minor damage.

February 8 – 14

February 8 Malicious Mischief, Lot #5. Unknown suspect vandalized vehicle left at Carfaire location, leaving 18 inch scratches on the driver's side doors.

February 9 Grand Theft, Life Fitness Center. Unknown subject stole a black patent leather purse from bench in women's locker room.

February 1 – 7

February 2 Attempted Petty Theft, Bookstore. Suspect tried to hide book under clothing before being confronted by Bookstore employee. Suspect was questioned by police and later released.

February 6 Medical Aid, PE 250. Basketball team official from Riverside City College suffered seizure. Victim was stabilized by Paramedics and transported by ambulance Hospital.

January 25 - 31

January 26 Grand Theft, Lot 8. Unknown suspect stole a Mac Pro Computer from a locked vehicle. There was no evidence of forced entry.

January 27 Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot #9. Unoccupied parked vehicle was damaged when struck on the rear bumper by an unidentified vehicle.

January 18 – 24

January 20 Traffic Accident, Lot 5. Non injury traffic accident; vehicle vs. vehicle.

January 20 Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 2. Unoccupied parked vehicle was damaged when struck on the driver's side rear quarter panel by unidentified vehicle.

January 21 Petty Theft, PE 100. Unknown suspect stole $50.00 cash from the victim's wallet. The wallet was recovered the floor of the men's locker room.

January 11 - 17

January 14 Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot 5. Unoccupied parked vehicle was damaged when struck on the passenger door and quarter panel by an unidentified vehicle.

January 15 Attempted Grand Theft, B282. Unknown suspect attempted to steal a Lap Top Computer from an unlocked faculty office.

January 4 - 10

January 6 Attempted Burglary, Baseball Field. Unknown suspect cut padlock off baseball storage container. Nothing reported taken.

December 28 – January 3 January 1 Medical Aid, PE 200. Student athlete was injured during a basketball game when she was accidently struck in the throat. Victim was transported to hospital for treatment.

December 21 - 27

December 23 Criminal Threat, SSC 110. Victim was threatened by suspect who had called to complain about not receiving grade transcripts.

December 14 – December 20

No activity during the reporting period.

December 7 – December 13

December 8 Vandalism, SSC – Second floor men's room. Mirror's scratched with unknown tool.

December 9 Traffic Accident, Lot 8A. Non injury traffic accident; vehicle vs. vehicle.

December 9 Medical Aid, Lot 8A. A woman tripped over a concrete tire stop and sustained facial abrasions on right cheek. Victim refused transport to medical facility.

December 9 Medical Aid, SSC 130. A woman was injured when a chair she was sitting on collapsed. Victim refused medical treatment.

November 30 – December 6

December 4 Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot #9. Unoccupied parked vehicle was damaged when struck on the driver's side by unidentified vehicle.

December 6 Trash Can Fire, BST. Received a report of a trash can fire outside of building. The cause or origin is unknown.

November 23 – November 29

November 23 Grand Theft, SSC. Unknown suspect stolen unattended laptop computer and digital camera from tables outside of cafeteria.

November 16 – November 22

November 18 Grand Theft, P.E. 270. Unknown suspect(s) stolen personal property from (6) victim's unattended backpacks that were left outside of building.

November 9 – November 15

November 10 Attempt Burglary, PAC. Unknown suspect attempted to pry open two office doors.

November 10-11 Petty Theft, PE. Unknown suspect stole wallet from gym bag in office.

November 13 Petty Theft, Library. Unknown suspect stolen unattended laptop computer from study cubicle.

November 15 Aggravated Assault, BST. Two skateboarding suspects assaulted victim who was attempting get them to stop using the building step for skating. They fled north from campus.

November 15 Vandalism, CP100. Unknown suspect(s) vandalized building and cars with eggs.

November 2 – November 8

November 6 Auto Vandalism, B400. Subject disrupted a class and made verbal threats to a student.

November 5 Traffic Accident, PE. Vehicle (golf cart) vs. fixed object, non-Injury traffic collision.

November 2 Auto Vandalism, Unknown Locatio. Unknown suspect maliciously scratched victim's auto with unknown tool.

October 26 – November 1

October 31 Petty Theft, Lot 9. Unknown suspect stole victim's purse and wallet from front seat of unlocked vehicle.

October 19 – October 25

October 20 Disturbing the Peace/Assault, Lot #5. Two subjects became engaged in a verbal quarrel which escalated into a physical altercation. No one arrested.

October 21-22 Grand theft, A210. Unknown suspect stole laptop computer from classroom.

October 12 – October 18

No criminal activity reported for this date period.

October 5 – October 11

October 8-16 Petty Theft, A500. Unknown suspect stole victim's bicycle from bike rack.

October 9 Petty Theft, Lot #9. Unknown suspect stolen parking permit from unlocked vehicle.

September 28 – October 4

October 2 Vandalism, Lot #5. Unknown suspect attempted to disable parking permit machine.

September 21 – September 27

September 24 - Auto Burglary, Lot #5. Unknown suspect stolen backpack from unlocked vehicle.

September 24 - Petty Theft, B106. Unknown suspect stole flash drive from computer during class.

September 14 – September 20

September 15 - Petty Theft, PE #120 Patio. Unknown suspect stole unattended backpack from table.

September 16 - Misdemeanor Hit and Run, Lot #9. Unoccupied parked vehicle was damaged when struck by another vehicle driven by an unidentified driver. Note left by witness.

September 7 – 13

September 8 - Property Damage, SE Lot #5. Unidentified vehicle damaged grass and a sprinkler.

September 8 - Traffic Accident, Lot #5. Non-injury traffic accident, vehicle vs. vehicle.

September 8 - Petty Theft, Lot #1. Unknown suspect stole unattended purse from atop of vehicle. Purse was later recovered missing cash.

September 9 - Petty Theft, Women's Locker Room-PE100. Shower head removed and taken from locker room.

September 10 - Medical Aid, A402. Student fainted and was treated by Health Center nurse. Paramedics later transported victim to Irvine Regional Hospital.

August 31 – September 6

September 1 - Vehicle Theft, Lot #8A. Four males were observed riding in stolen Golf Cart. Two suspects were detained and a vehicle impounded. Irvine PD assisted.

September 3 - Medical Aid, PE #141. Student fell in restroom and injured lower back, treated at IVC Health Center.

September 3 - Petty Theft, Library. Laptop computer stolen between 1700 and 2050 hours from open carport area.

August 24 – 30

August 26 - Medical Aid, South Side Student Services Cente. Student fell while running to class, victim was treated by paramedics and transported to hospital.

August 27 - Medical Aid, PE200. Student fainted and was treated by Health Center nurse.

August 27 - Medical Aid, A400 Classroom. Student with seizure was treated by Health Center nurse and later transported by family for medical treatment.

August 17 – 23, 2008

August 20 - Suspicious Person, B200. Received report of sighting of former student who may be stalking faculty member, no confirmation of student on campus.

August 10 – 16, 2008

No criminal activity during the reporting period.

August 3 - 9, 2008

August 4 - Traffic Accident, College Drive. Vehicle vs. vehicle non-Injury traffic collision.

August 7 - Auto Burglary, Health Center Cart. Unknown suspect forced open supply box on golf cart and took medical supplies. Theft occurred between the dates of 7/1/08 and 8/7/08.

July 27 – August 2, 2008

July 27 - Medical, Basketball Court. Victim dislocated right knee cap while playing basketball. Treated by Paramedics and transported to hospital.

July 28 - Property Damage, Strawberry Field. Unknown vehicle struck a Rain Bird irrigation system electrical box.

July 28 - Petty Theft, A404. Ipod taken from backpack left classroom while class was on break.

August 1 - Vandalism, SSC 1st floor Men's Restroom. Door on handicapped toilet stall was torn off hinges.

July 20 - 26, 2008

July 25 - Property Damage, Lot 5. Unidentified vehicle struck concrete planter and tree.

July 13 - July 19, 2008

July 13 - Vehicle Fire, Lot 9. Parked vehicle fire from unknown cause.

July 15 - Traffic Accident, College Drive. Non injury vehicle traffic accident.

July 16 - Traffic Accident, Lot 8. Non injury vehicle traffic accident.

July 16 - Miscellaneous Incident, PAC. Unknown person damaged interior wall with golf cart.

July 6 - July 12, 2008

July 7 - Theft from Vehicle, Lot 8. Miscellaneous items were taken from vehicle.

June 29 – July 5, 2008

No criminal activity during the reporting period.

June 22 - 28, 2008

June 28 - Vandalism Report, Lot 5 Car Faire. Vehicle damaged with an unknown substance causing the paint to peel.

June 28 - Brandishing a Weapon, Lot 5 Car Faire. Suspect displayed knife in a threatening manor.

June 15–21, 2008

June 15 - Traffic Accident, Lot 5. Non-injury traffic accident.

June 20 - Disturbing the Peace, Maintenance Yard. Employee dispute.

June 8–14, 2008

June 9 - Vehicle Burglary, Lot 8. A laptop computer was taken.

June 14 - Vandalism, A-Quad. Glass on front of vending machine was shattered. Unknown if anything was taken.

June 14 - Possession of Controlled Substance, Lot 8. A glass pipe and less than 1 ounce of marijuana was recovered.

June 15 - Traffic Accident, Lot 5. Non-Injury traffic accident; vehicle vs. vehicle.

June 1–7, 2008

June 4 - Petty Theft Report, Library. A cell phone was taken.

May 25-31, 2008

May 25 - Vandalism Report, Lot 5 Car Faire. Vehicles were damaged with an unknown substance causing the paint to peel.

May 27 - Vandalism Report, Lot 8. Campus motor pool vans were damaged with an unknown substance causing the paint to peel.

May 28 - Theft from Vehicle Report, Lot 8. A vehicle belonging to an instructor was broken into and items including and 160 GB iPod and $.50 were taken.

May 29 - Vandalism Report, Campus Cafe. Graffiti scrawled on a wall with marker.

May 29 - Urinating in Public, Lot 1. An unknown male was reported urinating in parking lot.