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Police Report
The following incidents were reported between 6
am. Monday end 12:15 Tuesday morning:
6:36 am. Transient reported camping in the
woods by the railroad tracks near Avery Street
between 10th and 14th streets. Transient was gone
when police checked the area
9:28 a.m. Lumber reported stolen from
construction site of the Wicks Alumni Center at
1520 R St ,
10:46 a.m. Campus police assisted the
Lincoln police with an accident at 17th and Hold
rege streets.
12:43 p.m. Parking permit reported, Ipst or
stolen.possibly in the area of Agriculture HalL
12:47 p.m. One backpack reported missing
from the shelves outside the University
Bookstore in the Nebraska Union, with a loss of
approximately $20 worth of notebooks ana
supplies.
1:48 p.m. Two-vehicle accident reported in the
Parking Area 23 across from Harper-Schramm-Smith
Residence Hall Complex. No in
juries were reported.
2:03 p.m. A quick-release rear bicycle wheel
was reported stolenat Abel HalL
2:10 p.m. Parking permit reported lost or stolen
near Andrews HalL
3:28 p.m. Report of verbal harrassment in the
Nebraska Union between two males. At the time of
the report the harrassment had stopped. -
4:27 p.m. Parking permit reported lost or stolen
in the area of the Dental College on East Campus.
4:29 p.m. A billfold was reported lost or stolen
between Andrews Hall and Bessey HalL
5:36 p.m. A wallet was reported lost or stolen
between the Abel food service and Love Library.
7:37 p.m. - Campus police assisted Lincoln police
with art accident at 13th and R streets.
8:15 p.m. A fire alarm sounded at the Plant
Science Building on East Campus for unknown
reasons. The Lincoln Fire Department
responded to the alarm and found no fire.
1 1 :30 p.m. A small fire was started in the street
near the intersection of 16th and S streets. The fire
was extinguished by UNL police.
11:56 p.m. A bonfire was started on
Centennial Mall at R Street. Lincoln firefighters and
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assistance from UNL police. One person was arrest-.
ed for lighting firecrackers. : i, r .
12:15 am. Two mattresses were started on fire
in Parking Area 19 near 1 7th and R streets; fire was
extinguished by an officer. No arrests were made.
roiice snume sniits
to aid campus security
By Lauri Hopple
The UNL Police department is aiming at October
as the launching date of an additional patrol shift
The shift will be a swing shift and will overlap the
shifts starting directly brfore and after it UNL
Police Chief Gail L. Gade Sidd. The shift will run from
7:30 p.m. to 4 am.
The combined shift was created to ensure a larger
number of officers on patrol during what UNL police
consider to be the most active campus hours 8
p.m. to midnight. With the combined shift, six to
eight officers will be on patrol at the same time. With
the former plan, two or three officers patrolled
during each shift, including the most active hours.
Gade said the new shift resulted from increased
student requests to step up security.
"Overall, I think well give better service to the
university," he said. "Well be able to respond to calls
-more quickly."
The number of officers has not increased with the
addition of the swing shift. Gade said this is because
of budget cuts within the university. The entire force
has been reduced from 45 officers in 1974 to 29 this
fall. One officer was relieved of his duties as a result
of the shift reorganization. .
Gade said that before the Shift reorganization,
there were times when only two officers were
available to patrol both East Campus and City
Campus because of the small number of officers in
the deDartment Gade said this i?.mp!!v hrn?nH
when one or two officers had to miss duty od no
replacements were avsils&Ie.
This will take up the slack so if people are sick,
well still have more than we ever had on p-trcl
from 8 p.m. to midnint," he tzl
The new patrol will net start until October
because Litems! shiir.g hzs net teen ccssplctcd.
Installation cf emergency phcr.es w3 a nejsr
student issue test ssmeeter, crpecLHy Lzzi
Campus students. Et Czzr$z3 hi3 no er.ercncy
phones. , , .
Although U!JL pcliee rre be!.1r,2 into L-:tr."aion ,
Q' emergency phones on Lzzt Campus and
additional phencs on City Campus, no rrprcvci hss
been civen to start the project
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