Jan. 4, Lyme Road, 5:13 p.m.
A school bus driver lodged a complaint with Hanover Police alleging that a blue Chevy Lumina had passed the bus while it was letting children out. Police attained an arrest warrant and arrested a 17-year-old Hanover resident for passing a school bus. He has a court date Feb. 7.
Jan. 5, West Wheelock Street, 2:51 a.m.
A police officer observed a vehicle that had driven off the road and onto the curb. The driver was unsuccessfully attempting to dislodge the car from the curb by putting the car, which had no lights on, in and out of reverse. Officers approached to check the situation out and determined that 21-year-old Vivien Savath '06 was intoxicated. They arrested her for driving under the influence. The senior has a court date Jan. 31.
Jan. 7, South Main Street, 7:10 a.m.
A Dartmouth student called Hanover Police to report that a man matching the description of the person previously seen snooping around the River Cluster was in the woodline behind McLane Hall. By the time police arrived, the suspect had left the scene, but Safety and Security caught up to him as he was pulling his car out of the parking lot. The suspect told the police that he was visiting relatives in the area, but he refused to tell the police who the relatives were and said he was not exactly sure where they lived. He also would not say why he was behind McLane and denied ever having been in that area before. The College issued the man, who lives in New Hampshire about an hour-and-a-half drive away, a trespass letter that forbids him from coming back on campus. Police believe that this man is not the same man who discussed killing women on South Main Street with two Dartmouth students last week.
Jan. 8, Webster Avenue, 2:37 a.m.
A police officer observed a female walking down Webster Avenue being held up by two other females. The officer stopped the trio and determined that the 23-year-old Dartmouth '05 was intoxicated, but her two friends, both juniors, were not. Police took the intoxicated student into protective custody.
Jan. 9, South Main Street, 3:42 p.m.
Safety and Security reported to Hanover Police that a person resembling the man who discussed killing women with two Dartmouth students last week was seen by employees at The Gap. Officers arrived at the scene but had no luck finding the suspect.
Jan. 9, South Main Street, 3:53 p.m.
A customer at Foodstop convenience store reported to police that a white male was trying to break into a green Saab 9000 behind the store. The man allegedly tried to pry the car door open, but fled when the car's alarm sounded. When police arrived, they found the door pried about two inches from the frame but still locked. An iPod was conspicuously sitting in the car.
