April 15:

3:24 a.m.—A Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) officer observed a person kneeling down on the street, near Western Avenue and Travis Street in Allston. The responding officer determined the individual was in need of medical assistance and he or she was soon transported to the hospital in an ambulance.

11:59 a.m.—An officer was sent to Eliot House in response to a report alleging an unknown individual was en route to the dining hall. The individual, who was determined to be homeless, was found and sent away.

11:46 p.m.—Officers were sent to the Radcliffe Quadrangle because of a report regarding unruly people on the shuttle bus who had allegedly been smoking. HUPD officers boarded the bus but did not observe anyone smoking or acting unruly at the time. The officers spoke to the occupants of the bus and allowed the bus to continue on its course.

April 16:

12:00 a.m.—Reports of an altercation between three people led HUPD officers to investigate the incident, along with Cambridge Police Department (CPD) officers, on Kennedy Street. Upon arrival, the parties were spoken to, checked for wants and warrants, and ultimately sent away.

8:14 p.m.—An officer reported to Matthews Hall in response to a complaint from an individual who was nearly struck with a bottle. After checking the area, the responding officer determined that no suspicious person had been found lingering.

April 17:

3:27 a.m.—Officers were sent to Johnston Gate to investigate an alleged assault, where the assaulter was reported to have still been on the scene. Police spoke to both parties, neither of whom wished to press charges, and no report was filed.

4:25 p.m.—An officer responded to 10 DeWolfe St. because of a report about a suspicious call a person had received from a known individual. The officer spoke to the reporting party and filed a report.

April 18:

12:03 p.m.—An officer was sent to Gund Hall to investigate the theft of two black IBM laptop computers that had been left unattended and unsecured. The stolen items were valued collectively at $2,400.

2:33 p.m.—An officer was sent, again, to investigate the theft of a third reportedly stolen black laptop computer at Gund Hall, which was valued at $1,200.

8:35 p.m.—An officer was dispatched to Thayer Hall to note the possible theft of a unsecured black Arcadia bicycle worth $1,000.

April 19:

1:30 a.m.—HUPD officers reported to the Science Center in response to a report alleging that a person had knocked over a trash barrel and was making noise. Although the responding officers could not locate the individual, they notified the building’s facility staff of the mess the knocked-over barrel had made.

9:23 a.m.—An officer was sent to Byerly Hall because of a report alleging damaged property, which included three windows, a spotlight, and two air conditioning condensers. The damage was valued at $6,200.

10:06 a.m.—An officer investigated the theft of a green mountain bicycle worth $1,800 at Weld Hall. Four more bicycle thefts followed this one on the same day—two taken from Peabody Terrace, two taken from Harvard Hall.

April 20:

5:51 p.m.—An officer was flagged down and notified of a person “inappropriately touching” himself or herself while peering up people’s clothes on Mass. Ave and Dunster Street. The HUPD officer found the alleged self-fondler and turned him over to CPD.

7:55 p.m.—Reports about a local news station filming on Harvard property led HUPD officers to Mather House. The responding officer informed the crew that proper permits were required in order to film on campus. House security was put in charge of informing HUPD if the filming resumed illicitly.

11:34 p.m.—An officer responded to 1 Western Ave. in Allston because of the theft of a black computer bag, with contents worth a collective $3,850. The stolen items included a black IBM laptop computer, a calculator, a passport, and a checkbook.

April 21:

2:29 a.m.—An officer was sent to Hemenway Gymnasium to investigate the theft of an unsecured and unattended credit card, which had then been used to make fraudulent charges in amounts unknown to police at that time.