Roommate reported

FRIDAY, Aug. 25, 11:42 p.m. — Officers responded to Hughes Hall of Hinman College after a Residential Life employee contacted police after confiscating alcohol from a room, said Investigator Patrick Reilly of Binghamton’s New York State University Police. The ResLife employee had been approached by a resident who told the resident assistant (RA) there was alcohol in the common room of their suite. The resident told the employee that her roommate, an 18-year-old female, had hosted several people in the room earlier in the night. According to the resident, the alcohol belonged to the roommate, and the resident stated she wanted the alcohol removed from their living space. Officers took the alcohol from the ResLife employee to dispose of it, and informed the roommate that she would be referred to Student Conduct.

LSD, DMT found in student’s backpack

SATURDAY, Aug. 26, 4:05 p.m. — An officer on patrol in Parking Lot O1 noticed the smell of marijuana coming from the woods near College-in-the-Woods, Reilly said. The officer entered the wooded area and observed several students smoking a green, leafy substance that appeared to be the source of the odor. The officer approached the students and identified them as a 19-year-old male, an 18-year-old female and a 19-year-old female. Their actions led the officer to believe they were under the influence of drugs. The officer asked the students if they had been smoking marijuana, and they said yes. The officer asked the students if they had any more marijuana on their persons. One of the female students admitted to having a marijuana joint in her purse. The male student admitted that there was more marijuana in his backpack. Upon searching the purse, the officer located and confiscated the joint. While searching the male’s backpack, the officer found marijuana, along with two types of hallucinogens, LSD and DMT. The officer also confiscated drug paraphernalia, including grinders and rolling papers. The male student was charged with possession of a controlled substance in the seventh degree, and was issued a ticket to the Town of Vestal Court. The females were both referred to Student Conduct.

Student arrested on suspicion of DUI

SUNDAY, Aug. 27, 3:42 a.m. — An officer driving on Glenn G. Bartle Drive observed a vehicle making a left-hand turn onto East Drive without signaling, Reilly said. The officer pulled the vehicle over near Dickinson Community. The officer observed the odor of alcohol coming through the open driver’s side window while approaching the vehicle. The driver, a 20-year-old male, acted intoxicated and was asked to step out of the car and perform a field sobriety test. After the test was performed, the officer determined the driver was too intoxicated to drive, and placed the driver under arrest. The male was transported back to the station, and was given a breath test, which showed he had an estimated blood alcohol content of 0.11, above the legal limit of 0.08. The driver was referred to the Town of Vestal Court and given tickets for driving while intoxicated and failing to signal.

$20 stolen from employee’s wallet

SUNDAY, Aug. 27, 2:22 p.m. — A manager at Hinman Dining Hall contacted police after a wallet was found in the second-floor women’s locker room, Reilly said. The wallet, which belonged to a 20-year-old female employee, was turned over to the manager by another employee, who stated that they had located the wallet in the locker room. The manager told police it seemed odd for the wallet to be found there, and believed that it may have been stolen out of the victim’s locker. When police talked to the victim, she stated that $20 was missing, but that nothing else appeared to be out of order. The case is still under investigation.