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 The University of Pennsylvania Police Department
Community Crime Report

About the Crime Report: Below are all Crimes Aginst Persons and Crimes Against Society from the campus report for May 13-19, 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 May 13-19, 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.

5/13/02

1:07 AM

Burglary

3549 Chestnut St

Items taken from hotel room

5/13/02

11:46 PM

Warrant

3800 Baltimore

Male wanted on warrant/arrest

5/14/02

1:10 AM

Attempt. Burg

4105 Pine St

Male attempted to gain entry/arrest

5/14/02

10:35 AM

Ret. Theft

3601 Walnut St

Items taken w/o payment/arrest

5/14/02

10:45 AM

Theft

3700 blk Hamilton

Secured bike taken

5/14/02

11:04 PM

Theft

40 St and Walnut

Items taken from secured auto

5/15/02

10:16 AM

Obstruct. Highway

3915 Walnut St

Male blocking passage/cited

5/15/02

11:13 PM

Robbery

4037 Spruce

Compl. robbed by unknown males

5/15/02

2:39 AM

Robbery

3604 Chestnut

Money taken from register

5/16/02

3:50 PM

Theft

200 blk S 34 St

Unattended purse taken

5/16/02

7:44 PM

DUI

3300 blk Walnut

Male driving intoxicated/arrest

5/17/02

4:46 AM

Robbery

4201 Walnut

Cash taken from register

5/17/02

3:48 PM

Theft

300 S St. Marks

Secured auto taken from street

5/17/02

6:39 PM

Ret. Theft

3601 Walnut

Items taken w/o payment/arrest

5/17/02

6:50 PM

Dis. Conduct

100 S 39 St

Male aggressive toward police/cited

5/18/02

1:39 AM

Aggravated Assault

S 42 St

Male stabbed female and fled

5/18/02

4:47 AM

Theft

3925 Walnut

Food taken w/o payment

5/18/02

6:19 PM

Theft

3417 Spruce

Items taken from complainants

5/19/02

3:35 PM

Ret. Theft

3610 Sansom

Items taken w/o payment

 

18th District Crimes Against Persons

16 incidents and2 arrests (including 10 robberies and 6 aggravated assaults) were reported between May 13-19, 2002 by the 18th District covering the Schuylkill River to 49th St. & Market St. to Woodland Ave.

5/13/02

7:43 AM

4600 Chestnut

Robbery

5/13/02

1:30 PM

4209 Chester

Robbery

5/15/02

2:20 AM

4624 Cedar

Aggravated Assault

5/16/02

3:50 PM

5000 Spruce

Aggravated Assault

5/16/02

4:00 PM

4900 Spruce

Aggravated Assault

5/16/02

12:20 AM

5131 Hazel

Robbery

5/16/02

11:00 PM

40367 Spruce

Robbery

5/16/02

2:20 AM

3604 Chestnut

Robbery

5/17/02

8:27 PM

4700 Chester

Robbery

5/17/02

3:08 AM

4500 Spruce

Robbery

5/17/02

4:44 AM

4201 Walnut

Robbery

5/18/02

1:20 AM

1 42nd St

Aggravated Assault

5/19/02

1:00 AM

4626 Cedar

Aggravated Assault

5/19/02

3:20 PM

4300 Chester

Aggravated Assault

5/19/02

11:35 PM

4403 Walnut

Robbery/Arrest

5/19/02

11:38 PM

4600 Walnut

Robbery/Arrest

Almanac, Vol. 48, No. 35, May 28, 2002

ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS:

Tuesday,
May 28, 2002
Volume 48 Number 35
www.upenn.edu/almanac/

The Law School awards teaching awards, including some new ones.
Two SAS faculty members will be appointed Annenberg Professors.
As the weather warms up outside, the cooling season energy conservation measures are planned for inside campus buildings.
A search committee is formed for the School of Social Work Dean position.
The Alumni Reunion Gifts will provide funds for scholarships and campus enhancements.
It is almost time for the annual Faculty and Staff Appreciation Picnic.
This call is for you….is your entry in the Telephone Directory correct? How to update records if they are incorrect and out-of-date.
City Year, an AmeriCorps program, will have its annual convention at Penn in early June, with a day of service that the Penn community is invited to participate in along with the 1,000 young people from across the U.S.
New Border Security Legislation, Changes in Student Visa Processing and Bioterrorism Legislation are some of the topics in the The Government Affairs Update.
Penn Perspective is a perfect place to ponder this complex place.
Detecting pain in infants and children; understanding a matriarchy; treating severe depression and preparing troops to train with simulated situations.