January 3
The Art Gallery security alarm was reported to be sounding. Gallery staff stated that the gallery was to be closed until Jan. 7. An officer reported that everything was secured from the outside and the alarm was reset.
January 4
An unknown Rose Parade grandstand construction employee damaged shrubbery and the water line when they drove a vehicle over the Lot 1 west side curb. An officer conducted an investigation by taking photographs of the damaged area and filing CHP accident and incident reports.
A man and a woman were reported to be involved in a fight in Lot 10. The man was reported to be holding the woman against the fence. An officer counseled both parties and later released them.
January 6
A verbal dispute between mother and son was reported when she asked her son and his friend to leave the area of Lot 5, level 3D. An officer responded and reported the son leaving the area on a skateboard.
January 7
A staff member’s vehicle sustained slight damage when the Lot 1 gate arm closed on her vehicle.
January 8
A man was transported to the student health center after an officer responded to a report of a student not feeling well. He was found in the restroom on the fifth floor of the R Building where he reported that he had a cold.
January 9
A student reported that she felt threatened after a note was found on her vehicle in a parking lot. The note stated that her car would be “axed†the next time she parked in two spots.
A dog was reported to be locked inside a vehicle in Lot 4 after the owner of the vehicle walked to class in the morning around 9 a.m.
A woman was transported to Arcadia after being reported to have a dislocated knee at the CEC campus, in the cosmetology room. An officer responded and the Pasadena Fire Department was notified.
A hit and run driver left a student with scrape on the right rear bumper of their vehicle in Lot 5, level 3E. A cadet was radioed to the Lot, but the driver’s vehicle was gone on arrival.
A student was transported to Huntington Memorial Hospital after being found lying on the floor of a classroom. Staff reported that a student might be losing consciousness.
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