■Crime Watch
On March 6. Brandi D
Smiih. ofMebanc, N C .driving j
19V2 Chevrolet jollidcJ a
brick wall in (he Whiilty AuUilo-
riuin parking lot Fsiimaicd dam
age to Ihc Chevrolet ^v.in SI.5Xi
No th^'e£_were Jlled
bn March 8, Kevin Freedle
reported for Harry T Brittain, ot
Lexington. N C., that iomeone
took the N C Registration Plate
from his 1*^82 Datsun while it was
parked in Hanxr Center parking
lot Estimated loss was S2I
Hollingsworth C. Morton, of
Burlington. N.C., driving a 1990
Jeep, collided with a 1990 Toyota
driven by Patrick N Elworthy of
Elon College. N.C The accident
occurred on Williamson Avenue.
Total estimated damage was
$ 10,000 Both parties were charged
in the accident. Morton was
charged with running a red light
and Elworthy with improper reg
istration
Erik M Zciorburf;. ' .' or; |
.Vlver> . FIr . j
Hag j;ard .A venue and ktiarccvJ with j
driving wdile impaired, Npecdmj;'
5! mph in 35 mph zone. Bond was
-ecured at $300. His blood alcohol
content was 13.
On March 11. William B
Koch, of Medford. N.J.. wascitid
on South Oak A venue and chargcd
with speeding 44 mph in a 35 mph
/one
On March 12. Wavland O
Spruill, of Windsor. N.C., dnvini!
a 1992 Chevrolet, collided with a
steel post on North Oak Avenue
Spruill was cited in the incident
and charged with careless and reck
less driving. Estimated damage
v^as^BJpO
On .March 13. Maura C.
Sullivan, of Mechanicsville.N.Y.,
reported that someone look her
bicycle from the bike rack behind
Colclough residence hall. Esti
mated value was $300.
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TV stolen from Moseley Center
\ big .creen television wab
,:olcn from the ,V1i'seie_. Tcnier
,i)unge early Tuesday morning, saio
Terry Creecn. director ot Elon Col
lege Campus Security
Crecch said the televisum wa.^
stolen between I and 5 a.m. Tues-
du The estimated value of the
television is $2,500 to $3,000.
There are no suspects at this
time. However. Campus Security
IS. .ffenng a $500 reward to anyone
who can give information that will
lead to an arrest. Creech said no one
IS required to give their name.
The building was locked when
security officer^ checked it and
*hcr the physical niant workers
entered 'jarK' Tuesday mi>rning.
Creech said
•We re thinking right now ei
ther two possibilities, he iaid.
"Either the 'someone has a key
theory' or someone hid inside the
building after it closed
■'Bui there had to be an accom
plice. It’s too big for one person. "
if anyone has any information
about the stolen television contact
Assistant Chief Joseph Taylor or
Chief Creech at 548-2407.
6 Burlington residents
Five Burlington juveniles and
one adult admitted to being respon
sible for a number of car break-ins
that occurred during February, said
Elon College Del. Mike Woznick.
Woznick said the total esti
mated value of stolen items was
admit to car break-ins
$2,000 and the estimated damage
to the cars was $ 1,000.
The break-ins occurred around
Elon College and on campus, in
volving seven students and one
administrator, Woznick said
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matched with
other colleges
Stacey Ward
Stajf Reporter
SGA president Larry Will
iams and Assistant Area Direc
tor of Residence Life Susan Cox
began companngElon’sjudicial
system to others across the coun
try.
The whole process is just in
the beginning stages, Cox said.
“The administration seems
very open, very supportive,”
Williams said.
The unofficial committee
would try to find out how judi
cial systems of same-size schools
from across the country are run.
The committee would look
at how effectively the other
schools' systems run. It would
examine things Elon could and/
or could not improve on, Cox
said .
The committee does not
know exactly what it is looking
for, Cox said .
However, it has an idea, such
as how involved students at other
schools are in their judicial sys
tem, Cox said .
“It’s at the beginning stages
of looking at some questions and
things that might come out of it,"
Cox said .
Over the next few weeks the
committee hopes to get more
done.
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have any
information
involving a crime?
Contact the Elon
College Police
at 584-1301
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