MSU Police reported an uptick in game day related crime this week including a rise a in minor-in-possessions and urinating in public incidents.
Here’s a list of what was reported by MSU Police Capt. Doug Monette:
MSU Police reported an uptick in game day related crime this week including a rise a in minor-in-possessions and urinating in public incidents.
Here’s a list of what was reported by MSU Police Capt. Doug Monette:
During the game, an attempted sexual assault was reported to MSU Police around 6 p.m. near Spartan Village. The investigation regarding the incident is still ongoing and is listed as active in the Clery Crime and Fire Log.
The stats for the MSU vs. Western Michigan game now become the highest of the season for MSU Police, trumping last week’s game day crime. Last week’s game day against Bowling Green saw:
With a bye week this week, attention turns to the Notre Dame game scheduled for Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. MSU Police Capt. Doug Monette said the department is preparing and anticipating a sold out game.
Past night games indicate MSU Police could be busy. The 2015 night game against Oregon saw 53 total citations:
East Lansing Weekly Report
East Lansing Police release a weekly report of crimes committed in East Lansing. Below is a partial list of crimes reported on the day of the football game.
These stats are similar to crimes reported during last week’s game against Bowling Green:
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