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Operating Without Ever Obtaining a License Sr Clery Daily Report Log 7/29/2020 Incident Occurred after Occurred before Reported Offense Incident address Disposition MOTOR VEHICLE‐ OPERATING WITHOUT 20‐000501 01:47:59 07/29/20 01:47:59 07/29/20 01:47:59 07/29/20 SR 933 HWY & ST MARY'S RD Arrest EVER OBTAINING A LICENSE OCS 00:00:00 03/01/20 00:00:00 03/02/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Alumni Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/01/20 00:00:00 03/02/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Farley Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/02/20 00:00:00 03/03/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Duncan Student Center OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/01/20 00:00:00 03/02/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Carroll Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/01/20 00:00:00 03/02/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Lewis Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 02/29/20 00:00:00 03/01/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION St. Edward's Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/01/20 00:00:00 03/02/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Siegfried Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 01/17/20 00:00:00 01/18/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 DRUG VIOLATION Grace Parking Lot OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 02/21/20 00:00:00 02/22/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 DRUG VIOLATION Main Building OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/04/20 00:00:00 03/05/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/04/20 00:00:00 03/05/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/04/20 00:00:00 03/05/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/04/20 00:00:00 03/05/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/06/20 00:00:00 03/07/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Pasquerilla West Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Farley Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Baumer Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Baumer Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Baumer Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Baumer Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Baumer Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Baumer Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Baumer Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/10/20 00:00:00 03/11/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Compton OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/07/20 00:00:00 03/08/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/19/20 00:00:00 03/20/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Alumni Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/19/20 00:00:00 03/20/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Alumni Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/19/20 00:00:00 03/20/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Alumni Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/17/20 00:00:00 03/18/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Sorin Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/17/20 00:00:00 03/18/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Sorin Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/17/20 00:00:00 03/18/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Sorin Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/17/20 00:00:00 03/18/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Sorin Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/17/20 00:00:00 03/18/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Sorin Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review OCS 00:00:00 03/18/20 00:00:00 03/19/20 09:00:00 07/28/20 LIQUOR VIOLATION Zahm Hall OCS Review.
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