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The University of Pennsylvania Police
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About the Crime Report: Below are all Crimes Aginst
Persons and Crimes Against Society from the campus report
for March 11 to March 17, 2002 . Prior
weeks' reports are also online. --Ed.
This summary is prepared by the Division of Public Safety
and includes all criminal incidents reported and made
known to the University Police Department between the
dates of March 11 to March 17, 2002.
The University Police actively patrol from Market
Street to Baltimore Avenue and from the Schuylkill River
to 43rd Street in conjunction with the Philadelphia Police.
In this effort to provide you with a thorough and accurate
report on public safety concerns, we hope that your increased
awareness will lessen the opportunity for crime. For any
concerns or suggestions regarding this report, please
call the Division of Public Safety at (215) 898-4482.
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03/11/02
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9:00
AM
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Fraud
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3451
Walnut St
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Check
fraudulently cashed
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03/11/02
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12:45
PM
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Theft
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255
S. 36 St
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Items
taken from pocketbook
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03/11/02
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2:57
PM
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Theft
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3535
Market St
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Credit
cards taken from pocketbook
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03/11/02
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3:29
PM
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Theft
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3800
Sansom St
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CD
Player taken from vehicle
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03/12/02
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1:01
AM
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Theft
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4001
Walnut St
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Cell
phone taken from bathroom
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03/12/02
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11:00
AM
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Burglary
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4100
Spruce St
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Forced
entry to house
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03/12/02
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1:36
PM
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Theft
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3440
Market St
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Wallet
taken from unsecured office
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03/12/02
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4:20
PM
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Theft
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3901
Spruce St
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Secured
bike taken
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03/13/02
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5:50
PM
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Warrant
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40th
& Spruce St
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Male
arrested on warrant
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03/14/02
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3:48
AM
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Vandalism
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4040
Chestnut St
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Brick
thrown through window
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03/14/02
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11:27
AM
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Theft
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215
S 38 St
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Items
taken from address
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03/14/02
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3:48
PM
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Def.
Tres.
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3701
Walnut St
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Male
entered building w/ false ID/Cited
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03/14/02
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6:09
PM
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Theft
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3333
Walnut St
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Secured
bike taken from vehicle
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03/15/02
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8:56
AM
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Burglary
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4111
Walnut St
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Items
taken from secured apartment
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03/15/02
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3:28
PM
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Theft
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3701
Walnut St
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Items
taken from secured locker
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03/15/02
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8:17
PM
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Dis.
Conduct
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3944
Chestnut St
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Male
ref. to comply w/police/Cited
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03/15/02
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9:54
PM
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Indec.Expos.
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3000
blk Walnut St
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Male
exposed himself to passerby
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03/16/02
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1:26
AM
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Retail
Theft
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4001
Walnut St
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Male
attempted to leave w/o pmnt.
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03/16/02
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9:27
PM
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Dis.Conduct
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3929
Sansom St
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Two
males caused disturbance/Cited
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03/17/02
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1:52
AM
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Agg
Assault
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3401
Walnut St
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Complainants
struck with chair by unknown
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03/17/02
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5:00
AM
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Burglary
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4240
Spruce St
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Numerous
rooms entered and property taken
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03/17/02
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7:03
PM
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Theft
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Unit
blk S 34th St
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Purse/contents
taken from auto
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03/17/02
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10:14
PM
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Rape
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43rd/Locust
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Confidential
Report/Arrest
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18th District Crimes Against Persons
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10 incidents and 3 arrest
(including 8 robberies & 2 aggravated assaults) were
reported between March 11 to March 17, 2002
by the 18th District covering the Schuylkill River to
49th St. & Market St. to Woodland Ave.
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3/11/02
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8:20
AM
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5000
Ludlow
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Aggravated
Assault/Arrest
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3/11/02
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1:00
PM
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4600
Pine
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Robbery
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3/13/02
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11:35
PM
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4621
Cedar
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Robbery
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3/13/02
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2:06
AM
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226
Buckingham
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Robbery
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3/14/02
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9:40
PM
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4927
Locust
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Aggravated
Assault/Arrest
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3/15/02
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6:15
PM
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1204
47th St
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Robbery
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3/16/02
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9:43
PM
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4900
Baltimore
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Robbery
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3/16/02
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5:10
PM
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4641
Chestnut
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Robbery
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3/16/02
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1:37
AM
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4500
Baltimore
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Robbery/Arrest
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3/17/02
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9:48
PM
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4734
Spruce
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Robbery
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Almanac, Vol. 48, No. 27, March 26, 2002
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ISSUE
HIGHLIGHTS:
Tuesday,
March 26, 2002
Volume 48 Number 27
www.upenn.edu/almanac/
Five innovators
and luminaries will receive
honorary degrees at Commencement. |
Total
undergraduate charges for tuition, fees, room and board
will increase 4.6 percent for the coming year. |
The Senate
Committee on the Faculty reports on the Gender
Equity Report published December 4, 2001. |
INS
Restrictions on automatic visa revalidation could affect
international scholars at Penn.
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This
year's Antiques
Show will benefit Penn's Institute for Environmental Medicine.
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