Police Beat: Oct. 28 - Nov. 3

10/28 3:06 p.m. Campus police responded to a medical call at Chissus Field where a female student was injured while attempting to complete the ropes course. She was taken to the hospital via private vehicle.

10/30 8:27 a.m. The EWU Access Control Shop reported damage to a card reader outside Dressler Hall. An investigation is pending.

10/30 11:11 a.m. A male student reported that his bike had been stolen sometime between 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. He told police that the bike had been locked to a tree in the Art Complex and returned to find the lock cut and the bike gone. An investigation is pending.

10/30 11:00 p.m. A CA in Dressler Hall reported that three underage students were playing beer pong in Dressler Hall. The students were issued three written warnings for MIP.

10/31 3:55 p.m. University police responded to a report from a male student that his BlackBerry Curve and keys were stolen while he was playing basketball. An investigation is pending.

11/01 12:44 a.m. Police were dispatched to the Town House Apartments on 9th Street after residents reported a 9-year-old boy entering their apartment and seeking assistance in locating his home. The lost child was returned safely to his home.

11/01 2:10 p.m. A university police officer approached a male student in the free parking lot during the football game after the student was seen rolling marijuana into a cigar. The student was searched and marijuana was found on his person. He was then criminally cited for possession of an illegal substance.

11/01 11:59 p.m. While responding to a call in Dressler Hall, an EWU police car swerved to avoid a backing vehicle on Elm Street and struck a pole.

11/02 1:13 a.m. University police were requested to assist Cheney police with a fight in progress between four to six males outside a residence. One subject was detained for possession of a firearm.

11/03 12:01 a.m. Campus police and the Cheney Fire Department responded to a medical call at Cheney Hall after a student reported having difficulty breathing. The student was not transported to the hospital but was advised to seek medical treatment.

11/03 10:59 a.m. A university employee reported the theft of a projector from a classroom in Patterson Hall. The projector was last seen Oct. 31. Multiple projectors have been stolen already, and an inventory will be completed. There is an investigation pending.