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Pipe Burst Floods the SRC CSUF Drug Arrests Decrease 2013-2015 CSUF Crime Stats Show Downward Trend Wednesday May 10, 2017 The Student Voice of California State University, Fullerton Volume 101 Issue 49 FB.COM/THEDAILYTITAN WWW.DAILY TITAN.COM INSTAGRAM & TWITTER @THEDAILYTITAN Pipe burst floods the SRC CSUF drug arrests decrease 2013-2015 CSUF crime stats show downward trend. JADE LOVE Daily Titan Arrests for drug crimes are steadily decreasing on the Cal State Fullerton campus. In 2013, there were 139 University Police drug-re- lated arrests, according to UPD crime stats. In 2014, those numbers went down to 75 and in 2015, down to 34. There were no arrest sta- tistics available for 2016 or 2017. California passed Propo- sition 47 in 2014, which re- duced the personal posses- sion of most illegal drugs to misdemeanor. The sales of these drugs are still illegal, BRANDON PHO / DAILY TITAN said UPD Corporal Jesse University Police is still investigating circumstances that led to a main water pipe bursting in the Student Recreation Center (SRC) Monday night. The pipe connected to Blanpied. the sprinkling system that is vital in case of a fire. The pipe was repaired Tuesday and the facility was reopened, although damages are still being assessed and handled. Possession crimes were re- duced to citations instead of University Police and Fullerton A fire sprinkler pipe at Communications and De- University Police. arrests. the north side of the Stu- sign, said the entire sprin- The pipe connecting to “They come here, we give Fire Department dispatched to the dent Recreation Center kler system connects to the sprinkler system is vi- them a ticket, and then we re- Student Recreation Center Monday. (SRC) broke Monday night, the pipe that broke, which tal in case of a fire and was lease them out the back and causing flooding and dam- caused the fire alarm to go repaired Tuesday, Mar- take their drugs from them, ages to certain areas in the off, the facility to be evac- tin said. The facility was and then the courts do ev- DANIEL INGA facility. uated and triggered a re- cleared for reopening. erything else,” said Univer- Daily Titan Scott Martin, ASI asso- sponse by the Fullerton Fire sity Police officer Karlton ciate director of Marketing Department and the CSUF SEE PIPE 3 Bridgewaters. The University Police in- cludes offenses by both stu- dents and non-students on its crime log. There were 40,235 students enrolled for the fall Seniors lift Titans past UCLA 2016 semester, and Blanpied CSUF veterans called the campus a “small city.” The majority of drug come up big on crimes are committed by Senior Night. non-students. “This is a public universi- ty, anyone is allowed to come BRYANT FREESE here at anytime,” Bridgewa- Daily Titan ters said. Bridgewaters and Blan- pied said adderall is one of After being honored on Se- the most common drugs they nior Night, Timmy Richards run into. Even if someone on and Taylor Bryant showed campus has a lot of adderall why the team will miss them and is giving it away, they next season. Both players can be arrested for “furnish- came up clutch for the Titans ing,” Blanpied and Bridge- in the bottom of the fifth in- waters said. It can also im- ning to help Cal State Ful- pair driving. lerton baseball squeak past “If you get behind the UCLA in a 4-3 victory. wheel under the influence “I’ve grown up with those of adderall, you’re going to guys, and we’ve come a long get arrested,” Bridgewaters way, it feels good to see them said. go out there every day and Although there are legal perform, especially on Senior drugs, they can still be addic- Night,” said senior pitcher tive and can affect students’ Maxwell Gibbs. academic goals, Bridgewa- The middle of the order ters said. played big for Fullerton in If a CSUF student gets in the late-season, mid-week trouble with drug possession rematch against the Bruins. KATIE ALBERTSON / DAILY TITAN on or off campus, their fu- With two outs and runners on Hunter Cullen (left) and Chris Prescott (right) celebrate during Cal State Fullerton baseball’s 4-3 win over UCLA on Senior Night. ture with the university can first and second in the bottom Cullen’s solo home run in the sixth inning was ultimately the game-winner when UCLA rallied for three runs in the eighth inning. be compromised, Blanpied of the fifth, Richards snuck a said. The Dean of Students ground ball through the legs Bryant, a redshirt junior, followed up Richards with a After the two veteran lead- the third baseman to drive in gets involved in these cases of the Bruins third baseman was honored before the single up the middle to drive ers of the team put the Titans Richards and extend the Ti- to make students aware of to drive in Scott Hurst from game in anticipation of him in Sahid Valenzuela from on the board, freshman Zach tans lead to three. available resources. second and give the Titans a leaving Fullerton early to second and give the Titans a Weller stepped to the plate 1-0 lead. start his professional career, 2-0 cushion. and hit an RBI single past SEE SENIORS 8 SEE DRUGS 2 The problematic side of magical girls Trumpcare hurts more than it heals Kessler wins conference pitcher of the week Looking back on New vague The award was old anime, col- health care bill Kessler’s third umnist Darlene regulations and in a row, and Casas explores lengthy list of fourth time be- the inappropri- pre-existing con- ing honored this ate aspects of ditions leaves season as she her childhood public hanging went 2-0 over A&E 4 heroines. Opinion 6 out to dry. Sports 8 the weekend. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @THEDAILYTITAN VISIT US AT: DAILYTITAN.COM PAGE 2 MAY 10, 2017 WEDNESDAY NEWS DTBRIEFS President Trump fires FBI director President Donald Trump fired FBI director James B. Comey Tues- day, citing the reason being the way he han- dled the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server, ac- cording to the New York Times. Before his termina- tion, Comey was investi- gating whether Trump’s officials worked with the Russian government to control the results of the 2016 election. While many Repub- licans criticized Trump for making a decision that would leave conse- FOR THE RECORD quences for their party, Senator Chuck Schum- It is Daily Titan policy to correct factual errors er said that the presi- printed in the publication. Corrections will be dent was making a “big mistake.” published on the subsequent issue after an error COURTESY OF CSUF NEWS is discovered and will appear on page 2. Errors on FBI officials also dis- After spending thousands of hours and four years planning, the Titan Rover club will agreed with Comey’s the Opinion page will be corrected on that page. unveil its Mars rover at Anaheim Bottle Logic Brewing Wednesday. Corrections will also be made to the online dismissal, worried that a White House ally would version of the article. be appointed as the Please contact Editor-in-Chief Hayley M. Slye at new director. (657) 278-5815 or at Club to unveil [email protected] to report any errors. - PRISCILLA BUI its Mars rover Man charged Event at Anaheim competition to “design and jobs and internships, Cragg for lewd acts Bottle Logic Brewing build the next generation of said. Mars rovers that will one “A lot of us want to work with relative Editorial to be held Wednesday. day work alongside human in the space industry or Editor-in-Chief Hayley M. Slye explorers in the field,” ac- aerospace when we gradu- A man was charged Managing Editor Micah Augimeri-Lee cording to University Rov- ate, so a lot of it is getting Tuesday for molesting JORY GOLDBACH a 9-year-old female rel- News Editor Jason Rochlin Daily Titan er Challenge website. good experience and get- News Editor Sarah Wolstoncroft ting hands-on experience ative in Santa Ana, ac- cording to the Orange News Assistant Brandon Pho for stuff they do not nor- We’ve spent tens of County Register. News Assistant Priscilla Bui The Titan Rover club mally teach you in a lot of will unveil its Mars rov- “thousands of hours classes,” Cragg said. Olegario Sigifre- Sports Editor Bryant Freese er Wednesday to spon- In the future, Cragg said do Sorianosantos’ fel- Sports Social Media Editor Harrison Faigen between the 40 of us, sors, friends and family working on (the rover) he would like to contin- onies include two Sports Assistant Mariana Vera at Anaheim Bottle Logic ue with his geology major counts of lewd or las- Opinion Editor Rishu Bhardwaj Brewing. all year, so it’s “ seeing and help “make the science civious acts with a mi- Opinion Assistant Ilana LaGraff “We’ve spent tens of our hard work come devices on real rovers that nor and two counts of Opinion Assistant Ashlyn Ramirez thousands of hours, be- are studying geology on forcing lewd acts on Opinion Assistant Athena Sobhan tween the 40 of us, work- to fruition. other planets.” a child. He was also charged with substan- Features Editor Kyle Bender ing on (the rover) all year. BYRON CRAGG The prize for the compe- Features Assistant Briggetta Pierrot So it’s seeing our hard tition includes cash and a tial sexual contact, Titan Rover club director according to court A&E Editor Kaleb Stewart work come to fruition,” trip to present at the annual records. A&E Assistant Sarah El-Mahmoud said Byron Cragg, Titan International Mars Society Rover club science lead The rover they are re- Convention.
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