April 16, 9:40 p.m.
Norwich, Vt.
Safety and Security approached a vehicle that was parked behind a Security vehicle in the Lewiston Parking Lot in Norwich, Vt. An individual stepped out of the vehicle to speak with the officer, who immediately smelled alcohol on the individual's breath. The individual allegedly became aggressive toward the officer, prompting the officer to step back and call for support from the Norwich Police. At this point, the individual began running toward Route 5. Both Norwich Police and Hanover Police responded to the call and the individual was taken into custody.
April 18, 1:20 a.m.
Near Chi Heorot fraternity
A student flagged down a Hanover Police officer on a road near Chi Heorot fraternity, claiming he had been assaulted. The student was subsequently arrested for underage intoxication. Hanover Police are investigating the incident of assault. The Hanover Police later requested Safety and Security to transport the student to campus from the Hanover Police Station.
April 22, 11:41 p.m.
Allen Street
A student was arrested on Allen Street by a Hanover Police officer after attending an event at Everything but Anchovies restaurant. The officer observed the student hand an underage student an alcoholic beverage. Hanover Police later requested that Safety and Security transport the student from the Hanover Police Station to campus.
April 24, 3:14 a.m.
Bones Gate fraternity
Safety and Security responded to a fire alarm at Bones Gate fraternity along with Hanover Police and the Hanover Fire Department. As the officers were evacuating the house, they detected the smell of marijuana. No marijuana was found in the house, but an individual who appeared to be under the influence of marijuana was taken into custody for a drug violation.
April 25, 1:52 a.m.
West Wheelock Street
Hanover Police requested that Safety and Security transport a student from the Hanover Police Station to campus after the student had been arrested on West Wheelock Street for disorderly conduct and underage drinking.
-Courtesy of Director of Safety and Security and interim associate Dean of the College Harry Kinne
