June 15:

7:21:36 p.m.—Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) officers were sent to Peabody Terrace to take a report of a stolen laptop.

June 16:

12:45:06 a.m.—Officers responded to a report of a broken screen in Thayer Hall. They secured the screen.

2:05:03 a.m.—Officers were dispatched to the Barker Center to take a report of a stolen laptop.

June 17:

12:22:59 p.m.—HUPD officers responded to a report of stolen air conditioners at 85 Prescott St.

11:02:00 p.m.—Officers observed an open window at Harvard Stadium. After checking the building, they secured the window.

June 18:

12:59:29 a.m.—Officers observed a group acting suspiciously outside of Finale on Dunster Street. After a field interview, they sent the parties on their way.

8:13:05 p.m.—An officer was sent to Au Bon Pain on Mass Ave. to take a report of a stolen backpack.

June 19:

7:40:57 a.m.—HUPD officers were dispatched to the Botanical Museum on Oxford Street on a report of a suspicious package. They determined that the package was device for construction.

4:49:11 p.m.—Officers observed a person acting suspiciously at Boylston Hall. They issued the individual a trespass warning and escorted the party from the property.

10:18:04 p.m.—Officers were sent to Anderson Bridge to investigate the well-being of two individuals involved in an argument. During a brief field interview, they checked the parties for wants and warrants. Officers sent them on their way.

June 20:

5:32:46 p.m.—HUPD officers responded to a report of a hazardous condition at Gordon McKay Laboratory on Oxford Street. They safely secured the condition.

6:18:28 p.m.—Officers were sent to Harvard Yard to investigate a report of a stolen bicycle at Lehman Hall.

June 21:

12:09:31 a.m.—Officers were dispatched to the Apley Court lot on a report of a loud group. A search for the individuals turned up nobody.

9:38:02 p.m.—HUPD officers were sent to Pennypacker Hall to investigate a suspicious package. They determined the package was safe.

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