stolen items Archives | UNF Spinnaker

Police Beat: A fraudulent ID, a stolen bike, notes on a truck and a drunk guy

Jessica May | Oct 4, 2018

A lost backpack found trouble UNFPD, as well as staff members from the Osprey Clubhouse, responded to reports of a found backpack on Sept. 28. According to the police report, the officer found...

Police Beat: Broken Lights, Harassment, and Various Stolen Goods

Sam Chaney | Mar 14, 2018

I Can See The Light UNFPD was dispatched to Bldg. 58 on March 8 in response to a report of damaged lights. The complainant, a UNF staff member, told officials that he had received a work order...

Police Beat: Stolen Beats and other valuables

Sam Chaney | Feb 20, 2018

Don’t Drop the Beat A student met with UNFPD at the Student Union game room on Feb. 8 to report a stolen pair of Beats headphones. According to the police report, the student was sitting in the...

Police Beat: Three thefts on campus

Alex Wilson | Aug 11, 2015

Two debit cards and a credit card were stolen from an employee's purse, a suspect stole a pair of headphones and two Roku sticks from the UNF Bookstore, and a student's wallet was stolen.

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Stolen laundry leads to surprising generosity

Heather Andreu | Nov 12, 2014

Despite having her clothes stolen from a laundry machine in Landing W, one UNF student was the recipient of an act of kindness.

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Police Beat: student conned into stealing library laptop, clothes peed on and stolen, missing magazines and more

Robert Curtis | Nov 10, 2014

UNFPD officers referred multiple students to Student Conduct for possession of drug paraphernalia while a number of items were stolen from locations around campus.

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Police Beat: threats, harassment, a hidden camera and stalking

Saphara Harrell | Oct 13, 2014

UNFPD officers encountered marijuana in the residence halls, responded to issues of verbal threats and possible stalking, cases of unwanted advances and a student reporting verbal harassment from a professor in the latest police beat compiled from the university's police reports.

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