Possessed?
Police were dispatched to KSU Place in response to a domestic dispute on Sept. 4, at 8:30 p.m.. The victim stated that her sister was visiting for the night and was upset when she was told she couldn’t borrow her computer. The victim said her sister quoted the bible, called her Satan and started to speak in tongues before attacking her. The victim said her sister pulled her hair, scratched her and bit her on the arm, before fleeing the apartment. Officers found the suspect walking along the road with a male and told them to stop, then watched the two get into a Dodge Durango. KSU police stopped the car, and asked for identification. The suspect gave a false name and birthdate. Police took the suspect into custody, but when she was put in the back of the patrol car, the suspect slumped over and would not open her eyes or respond to any questions. Paramedics arrived and found her responsive, but the suspect still would not respond to questions. She was transported to Kennestone Hospital for observation and was charged with domestic violence, simple battery harm and false name/date of birth.
Suspicious Person
A female employee at The Gateway News Stand flagged down an officer to report a suspicious person. The employee stated that an unidentified black male had been coming into the newsstand frequently just before the store closed at 11 p.m. and it made her very uncomfortable. She said she feels the man is watching her, and also said the suspect always has a group of friends with him and has smelled of alcohol on several occasions. The officer informed her to contact police if the man enters the store again or if she feels unsafe for any reason.
Tablet Theft
A male student set his book bag on the ground between 2-2:50 p.m. near his class so he could run on the Campus Green with his Health and Wellness class on Sept. 12. When the student returned home after class, he realized his black Link 5 Velocity computer tablet was missing. He said he waited to report the theft because he hoped it would turn up, but it has not.