April 20:

1:03:42 p.m.: Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) officers were dispatched to 20 DeWolfe St. on a report of persons engaging in suspicious activity. The officers determined that the incident was a prank.

7:29:59 p.m.: An officer assisted the Cambridge Police Department (CPD) with a motorist who could not locate a vehicle.

April 21:

1:14:41 a.m.: Officers were sent to the Biological Laboratories at 10 Divinity Ave. to investigate a report of a broken glass door. The officers found several vending machines that had been vandalized. They secured the door.

9:21:45 a.m.: Officers responded to a report of a vandalized bathroom stall in Quincy House.

4:25:02 p.m.: HUPD officers were dispatched to William James Hall on a report of persons stuck in an elevator. The officers freed the individuals.

April 22:

5:58:23 p.m.: An officer was sent to Loker Commons to take a report of a stolen laptop.

7:05:18 p.m.: An officer was sent to Gordon Track to investigate a report of a stolen motor vehicle.

8:00:56 p.m.: An HUPD officer stopped a motor vehicle that had swerved across several lanes on Mt. Auburn Street. The vehicle almost caused the officer to drive on the sidewalk. The officer checked the driver and allowed the party to proceed.

April 23:

12:35:43 p.m.: An officer responded to a report of a suspicious package in a Business School Parking Lot on Western Avenue. The officer determined that the package was safe.

April 24:

1:51:55 p.m.: An HUPD officer was sent to the Malkin Athletic Center to take a report of a stolen textbook.

April 25:

10:34:15 a.m.: An officer was dispatched to William James Hall to take a report of stolen money.

9:43:35 p.m.: Officers were sent to 49 Mt. Auburn St., the street address for Tommy’s House of Pizza, to assist CPD in handling a fight.

April 26:

10:57:27 a.m.: An HUPD officer was sent to Weld Boathouse to take a report of a stolen laptop.

11:38:00 p.m.: Officers were dispatched to Mather House on a report of a loud party. They shut down the party.

—Staff writer Hana R. Alberts can be reached at alberts@fas.harvard.edu.