Category Archives: Crime

Petty theftOne cell phone, two backpacks, one purse, one wallet and one bike were stolen over the past week, totalling a loss of $1,538. Someone was seen stealing food from the Center for Health Sciences cafeteria Wednesday. Also on Wednesday, someone removed $20 windshield wipers from a vehicle at Sproul Hall. Miscellaneous property, totalling $25, […]

Petty Theft Seven cell phones, three backpacks, five wallets and two permits were stolen during this period, totalling a loss of $3,619. Someone removed a key from the keyhole on the 3100 block of Keystone Avenue Sunday. Someone stole $200 from a purse in the Dickson Art Center lockbox between 11:30 a.m. and noon Saturday. […]

By Rachel Makabi Daily Bruin Reporter Westwood Village is lacking the loud and rowdy behavior that characterized previous years in the week leading up to the UCLA-USC football game, according to university police and community members. While students and residents say they are quieter because of the faltering football season, UCPD and some local bar […]

  ELI GILL UCLA post office employee Mario Mitchell sorts the mail wearing surgical gloves. By Helen Seliverstov Daily Bruin Contributor Despite nationwide fears of anthrax and a number of reports of suspicious packages at UCLA, there is little to no evidence the university is in danger, officials say. At least 12 pieces of suspicious […]

Petty theft Three purses and one backpack were stolen during this period. Someone cut a lock and removed a dark blue 21-speed mountain bike from the 500 block of Veteran Avenue between 11 p.m., Oct. 29 and 5:30 p.m., Thursday. The loss was $300. Someone removed a $50 teapot from a room in the Westwood […]

Petty theft Seven cell phones, one wallet, three backpacks, one purse and two parking permits were stolen during this period, totalling a loss of $4,230. Someone removed two hood ornaments and one nameplate from cars parked in Lot 2 around 5 p.m. Friday. Grand theft Police received a report Saturday that someone charged $571 to […]

By Robert Salonga Daily Bruin Staff The College of Letters & Science office experienced a scare Wednesday when it received a threatening letter containing a powder-like substance, prompting a criminal investigation by university police. The letter turned out to be non-toxic, and there is no indication that the employee who handled it suffered any harm. […]