A woman who reported her car stolen Friday evening
later realized that she simply had forgotten where she
had parked.
At 6:31 p.m., the woman called police to report the
theft of her 1985 Dodge Daytona coupe.
The woman told police even though she normally
parks her vehicle on the third level of the Second Street
garage, she parked the car on the second level of the
garage at 3 p.m.
When she returned to the garage at 6 pm, she said
the vehicle was gone. No broken glass or other evidence
was found in the area.
Later that night, at 11:35 pm., an officer was patrol-
ling the garage when he noticed the missing vehicle
parked on the ground level. Police called the owner, who
said she apparently forgot where she had parked.
An employee told police Friday her car had been
vandalized with packets of Carl's Jr. ketchup.
The damage to the vehicle was unknown. Police have
no suspects.
A skinned cow head was found on the front porch of
Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity, 1449 N. Cherry Ave.,
Wednesday morning.
A member of the fraternity found the bloody head on
the porch at 5:30 a.m., and said it could have been placed
there sometime after 1 a.m. The member could not think
of anyone who would have put the head on the porch.
Police have no suspects.
A bicyclist was injured Monday evening when he was
launched head first into a dumpster after hitting a curb
at high speed.
Witnesses said, at about 5:48 pm, a Ford Explorer
was turning left into Babcock Apartments, 1717 E.
Speedway Blvd., from East Helen Street.
The vehicle stopped in time to avoid hitting the bike,
but the cyclist swerved right in an evasive maneuver.
The bike then hit a curb, throwing the cyclist into a
garbage dumpster. There were no apparent damages to the
bicycle.
No citations were issued.
A university employee suffered chemical
burns to his anus Thursday at his work place on the
1200 block of North Mountain Avenue. He was treated
at University Medical Center and was released.
The victim told police he was using a toilet about 5 p.m.
and was burned when liquid from the bowl splashed on him.
American Building Maintenance Company, the cleaning
corporation, reported to university risk management
that the solution was one of two base cleaners called Blend
Center 256 or Bowl Cleaner. Police found cleaning solution
in the bowl. The company apparently did not flush, police
reported.
The victim met police in the building bent over with his
pants down. The reporting officer noted that he did not
personally examine the injured area.
A male student reported a man who masturbated in front of
him in the Modern Languages Building restroom.
The victim told police he was washing ink off of his hands in
a first-floor restroom about 5:20 p.m. when he looked into a
mirror and noticed a man staring at him.
When the victim turned around, he told police that he saw the
man "jacking off." The man continued to masturbate for about
10 minutes until he ejaculated on the floor.
The victim told police he did not fell threatened by the suspect
who appeared to be masturbating for his benefit.
A man was arrested after he reportedly solicited
oral sex from a herd of horses.
Police are seeking charges of criminal trespassing
against Charles D. Rogge, 41, of the 100 block of
North Bella Vista Drive.
A male witness told police Monday he saw Rogge
coaxing horses toward him in the pastures at the
Campus Agricultural Center, 4101 N. Campbell Ave.
The witness said he though Rogge appeared to be ex-
posing his penis to the horses when he placed the food
near his crotch area.
An unknown female witness initially reported the
incident to the center's director.
Rogge received a warning from police in June for
the same type of conduct.
(this next article occurred 3 years later. it was a complete article, not
just a police beat report.)
University police arrested a Tucson Man Monday night on charges of criminal
trespass after an employee reported seeing him trying to coax a horse into
licking his genitals at a UA agriculture center, police reports stated.
It was the second time in four years that the man, Charles D. Rogge, 44, of
the 3000 block of North Mountain Avenue, had been arrested for trespassing
at the site by university police after allegedly soliciting oral sex from
farm animals.
Police arrived at the University of Arizona's Campbell Farms, 4101 N.
Campbell Ave., about 9 p.m. and spoke with an employee who told officers he
watched Rogge put hay in the palm of his hand and attempt to lure the horse
toward his groin area, police reports stated.
The employee told police it appeared Rogge was trying to get the horse to
lick his penis, reports stated. He said Rogge's pants' fly was open but he
did not see Rogge's penis.
According to police reports, Rogge told officers, "I was touching the horse
in a way that would arouse me.
"I would let the horse brush down here," he reportedly told an officer while
pointing at his crotch.
Police cited Rogge on a third-degree criminal trespassing charge, took him
to his house and released him. Rogge pleaded guilty to one count of
third-degree criminal trespassing following a similar September 1994
incident. He was ordered to attended counseling, which he completed, a Pima
Country Justice Court spokeswoman said yesterday
A 14-year-old boy was referred to county juvenile
authorities for exposing his penis to at least five
women and assaulting one of them.
The boy faces charges of sexual abuse, indecent
exposure and public sexual indecency. He confessed
to the crimes Monday at UAPD.
Three women reported that they were individually
harassed Friday by a boy on a bicycle. The first
victim told police the boy masturbated in front of her
near the Highland Avenue pedestrian tunnel.
When she asked him if he wanted her to call the
police, he answered yes. He later lied to her about his
name and high school. He then rode off on his bicycle.
Another victim told police the boy approached her
with his erect penis in his hand and tried to initiate
conversation. When she ignored him he rode past her
and grabbed her right breast.
The last victim said the boy held his penis while he
slowly followed and rode past her in the parking
garage about 7:20 a.m.
Police detained the boy Monday after he approached
at least two additional women.
A man told police a man gave him a "blow job" in a
Main Library restroom Friday.
Police said they did not know why the victim did
not verbally or physically resist the advances.
The victim reportedly was using a third floor
restroom when he heard someone performing oral sex
on another person in the next stall.
The suspect entered the victim's stall and proceeded
to have oral sex with him. The police have not charged
the man they think committed the sexual assault.
A 21-year-old man who said he "didn't inhale" was
arrested for smoking marijuana at the UA football
game Saturday.
Police are seeking charges of possession of marijuana
against Kenneth M. White of the 2300 block of
East Helen Street.
White was reportedly fleeing from a security guard
when police caught him in the stadium crowd. Police
noticed physical signs of White using marijuana, including
the smell of burnt marijuana on his fingertips.
He told police a girl handed him the cigarette. he
reportedly said, "I didn't inhale. I just had it to my
mouth."
A 21-year-old student was arrested for possession
of marijuana Thursday after he was pulled over for
speeding.
Police pulled over Eyad Ali Hassan Bukharis, of
the 00 block of East River Road, for exceeding the
speed limit on North Euclid Avenue.
When asked for his registration police said
Bukharis hesitated then opened his glove compartment
where a plastic baggie containing a green
leafy substance was visible.
Police asked Bukharis what was in the baggie
and he responded, "weed."
He was cited and released at the scene.
A UA student was assaulted with billiard balls
at Sam's Place in the basement of the Student Union.
The victim said he was playing pool with a friend
when the man at the next table began advising them
how to play. The victim and his friend said they
planned to continue playing their own way and the
suspect got upset and began bouncing balls off his
table toward the victim.
One victim was hit in the
leg by a ball and suffered minor injuries.
A 16-year old Howenstein High school student was
injured at the Campus Agricultural Center when he
was stepped on by a cow.
The victim was taking a tour of farms last Wednesday
with nine other students when the incident occurred.
He suffered a punctured lung and was taking to University
Medical Center, where he was treated and released.
The boy was injured when he strayed from the tour and
entered an individual cow stall. When he was called to
rejoin the group the cow became frightened and pushed the
boy against the stall wall. He fell to the floor and the cow
stepped on his chest twice.
There are no signs posted on the cow stall stating not
to enter them.
Police responded to a report Thursday of a naked man
wearing a cowboy hat masturbating on a bus stop bench
at North Highland Avenue and East Sixth Street.
When the police arrived they found the suspect sitting
with his pants pulled down to his ankles and
masturbating. Police said when the suspect saw them,
he quickly pulled up his pants.
He said he had been drinking and was on his way home.
The suspect was taken to the Pima County Jail for
processing.
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