The following was taken directly from

area police and fire department records, or from DeKalb County

court records. Anyone mentioned is presumed innocent until proven

guilty in a court of law.

Nov. 17,

2010

•At 2:39 p.m., an

officer took a theft report on a missing iPod. This case is

administratively closed pending the discovery of new

information.

 Dec. 8,

2010

 •At 12:42 a.m.,

the theft of several items was reported at Grant South. This case

is administratively closed pending the discovery of new

information.

 Jan.

29

 •At 1:23 a.m., a

subject was found to have consumed alcohol while being under the

legal age allowed to consume alcohol. A warrant was obtained and

Mario Jimenez, 20, of Round Lake, was arrested. This case is closed

by an adult arrest.

 Jan.

31

 •A complainant

reported someone had made a purchase on her debit card without her

consent. This case is administratively closed pending the discovery

of new information.

<span lang="EN" xml:lang=

“EN”> Tuesday

 •At 3:01 a.m., a

subject was found to be possession of cannabis. This case is

pending a warrant for the arrest of the offender.

 •At 10:24 a.m.,

the theft of a lost or mislaid wallet was reported. This case is

closed and unfounded due to owner contacting the NIU police

department and informing them the wallet had been

recovered.

 •At 1:35 p.m.,

the theft of a bottle of cologne was reported from the residence

hall room of the victim. This case is open pending further

investigation.

 •At 5:45 p.m.,

while on routine foot patrol, an officer smelled cannabis coming

from a residence hall room. Upon speaking with the occupants of the

room, the officer discovered that the occupants were in possession

of cannabis and a pipe. They were referred to the University

Judicial Office for adjudication.

<span lang="EN" xml:lang=

“EN”> Friday

 •While on patrol

of Lincoln Hall, an officer observed two individuals consuming

alcoholic beverages. Both individuals voluntarily admitted

consuming alcohol. The officer referred them to the Office of

Community Standards and Student Conduct for illegal possession by a

minor.