Tuesday, March 14

• CSUN officers arrested a suspect for vandalism and battery of a non-cohabit spouse. The suspect was transported to the Lost Hills Sheriff station for booking.

• It was reported that a SMART Board stylus was stolen from a media equipment box in a Jacaranda Hall classroom between March 6 and March 14. The box was unlocked.

Wednesday, March 15

• It was reported that CSUN officers recovered fake checks and credit cards from the dorms on March 14.

• Money was stolen from a wallet that was dropped in the Sierra Center.

• An unknown suspect hit a vehicle in the B5 parking structure and fled in an unknown direction.

Thursday, March 16

• It was reported that an unknown suspect hit a car in the F5 parking between March 14 and March 16. The suspect fled the scene without leaving a note.

Friday, March 17

• An unknown suspect used red marker to write graffiti on a stairwell wall in Juniper Hall. The suspect also put stickers on the walls of the stairwell.

• It was reported that an unknown suspect stole money, a credit card and an ID from a wallet in the Brown Center on March 16. The wallet was left in an unlocked locker in the men’s locker room.

• An unknown suspect scratched the driver’s side rear panel on a vehicle in the G3 parking lot.

• An unknown suspect stole a sleeping bag and kitchen mixer from a dorm residence.

• A driver was issued a misdemeanor citation for driving without a license near Reseda Boulevard and Lassen Street. They were released at the scene.

Saturday, March 18

• Officers stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation on Louise Avenue and the driver reportedly jumped from the vehicle and fled from the scene. The truck kept moving, and hit a planter. The truck was previously reported as stolen from Los Angeles.

• A known person with an active restraining order was arrested for violating a court order.

Sunday, March 19

• Two dorm roommates got into a verbal argument which led to slapping and hair pulling. Officers accepted a private person’s arrest and the assailant was booked at the CSUN police department. They were released on a misdemeanor citation.