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CRIME LOG Printed on September 3, 2021 CRIME LOG Printed on October 4, 2021 Case Number Offenses Reported Date/Time Incident Start Date/Time Address Disposition P-21-0713 MALICIOUS INJURY TO REAL 10/03/21 04:03 10/03/21 04:03 N CHERRY RD / DOUTHIT, A-Active PROPERTY < $2000 CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0712 PUBLIC DISORDERLY CONDUCT 10/03/21 03:04 10/03/21 03:04 HWY 93 / DANIEL DR, CA-Cleared by Arrest CLEMSON P-21-0711 PURCHASE/POSSESSION OF 10/03/21 01:47 10/03/21 01:47 100 MILLS RD, CLEMSON, CA-Cleared by Arrest BEER OR WINE BY PERSON SC UNDER 21 P-21-0710 POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA - 10/03/21 01:18 10/03/21 01:18 200 FORT HILL ST, CA-Cleared by Arrest 1ST OFFENSE CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0709 DRIVING UNDER THE 10/03/21 00:08 10/03/21 00:08 OLD STADIUM RD / CA-Cleared by Arrest INFLUENCE > .16 OR HIGHER - CHERRY RD, CLEMSON, 1ST OFFENSE SC 29634 P-21-0708 PURCHASE/POSSESSION OF 10/02/21 23:28 10/02/21 23:28 127 NORTH CHERRY RD, CA-Cleared by Arrest BEER OR WINE BY PERSON CLEMSON, SC 29634 UNDER 21 P-21-0707 HIT AND RUN WITH MINOR 10/02/21 22:34 10/02/21 22:34 WILLIAMSON RD / LOT 10, C-Administratively Closed PERSONAL INJURY CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0706 UNLAWFUL POSSESSION SELL 10/02/21 21:01 10/02/21 21:01 301 CENTENNIAL BLVD, CA-Cleared by Arrest ADVERTISE ETC OF DRUG CLEMSON, SC PARAPHERNALIA; PUBLIC DISORDERLY CONDUCT; POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA - 1ST OFFENSE Page 1 of 97 Case Number Offenses Reported Date/Time Incident Start Date/Time Address Disposition P-21-0704 UNLAWFUL USE OF OR FRAUD 10/02/21 19:40 10/02/21 19:40 OLD GREENVILLE HWY / CA-Cleared by Arrest APPLICATION FOR LICENSE - MELL HALL, CLEMSON 1ST OFFENSE; PUBLIC DISORDERLY CONDUCT P-21-0703 ALCOHOL RELATED MEDICAL 10/02/21 01:48 10/02/21 01:48 240 BRYAN CIRCLE, C-Administratively Closed TRANSPORT CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0702 UNLAWFUL USE OF OR FRAUD 10/01/21 23:34 10/01/21 23:34 100 BETA GAMMA CT, CA-Cleared by Arrest APPLICATION FOR LICENSE - CLEMSON, SC 29634 1ST OFFENSE; PURCHASE/POSSESSION OF BEER OR WINE BY PERSON UNDER 21 P-21-0701 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 10/01/21 22:16 10/01/21 10:30 210 THETA KAPPA ST, A-Active CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0700 ALCOHOL RELATED MEDICAL 10/01/21 22:01 10/01/21 22:01 115 NORTH CHERRY RD, C-Administratively Closed TRANSPORT CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0699 GIVING BEER OR WINE TO 10/01/21 20:14 10/01/21 20:14 207 KLUGH AVE, CA-Cleared by Arrest MINOR; TRANSFER OR GIFT, CLEMSON, SC 1ST OFFENSE; PURCHASE/POSSESSION OF BEER OR WINE BY PERSON UNDER 21 P-21-0698 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 10/01/21 18:21 09/14/21 12:00 527 FORT HILL ST, A-Active CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0697 PETIT LARCENY < $2000 10/01/21 13:50 09/29/21 13:30 511 FORT HILL ST, A-Active CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0696 ASSAULT AND BATTERY 3RD 10/01/21 14:27 10/01/21 01:00 BOWMAN FIELD, A-Active DEGREE CLEMSON P-21-0695 PETIT LARCENY < $2000 10/01/21 11:48 09/30/21 23:30 BARNES CENTER, A-Active CLEMSON P-21-0694 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 10/01/21 09:25 09/30/21 22:00 CAMPUS A-Active Page 2 of 97 Case Number Offenses Reported Date/Time Incident Start Date/Time Address Disposition P-21-0693 MALICIOUS INJURY TO 10/01/21 01:45 10/01/21 01:45 OLD GREENVILLE HWY, CA-Cleared by Arrest PERSONAL PROPERTY < $2000; CLEMSON, SC PUBLIC DISORDERLY CONDUCT P-21-0692 PURCHASE/POSSESSION OF 09/30/21 23:07 09/30/21 23:07 127 NORTH CHERRY RD, CA-Cleared by Arrest BEER OR WINE BY PERSON CLEMSON, SC 29634 UNDER 21 P-21-0691 PETIT LARCENY < $2000 09/30/21 20:58 09/30/21 16:30 201 EPSILON ZETA DR, A-Active CLEMSON, SC 29631 P-21-0690 GRAND LARCENY OF A MOTOR 09/30/21 15:29 09/13/21 13:30 220 PERIMETER RD, A-Active VEHICLE CLEMSON, SC 29631 P-21-0689 FOUND PROPERTY; 09/30/21 07:59 09/30/21 07:59 120 MCGINTY CT, C-Administratively Closed SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0688 UNLAWFUL USE OF OR FRAUD 09/30/21 02:17 09/30/21 02:17 OLD GREENVILLE HWY / CA-Cleared by Arrest APPLICATION FOR LICENSE - PERIMETER RD, 1ST OFFENSE; DRIVING UNDER CLEMSON THE INFLUENCE > .16 OR HIGHER - 1ST OFFENSE P-21-0687 PETIT LARCENY < $2000 09/29/21 15:20 09/29/21 08:00 720 MCMILLAN RD, A-Active CLEMSON, SC P-21-0686 ASSAULT AND BATTERY 2ND 09/29/21 16:45 09/18/21 15:00 124 RAVENEL CENTER A-Active DEGREE PLACE, SENECA, SC 29678 P-21-0685 MALICIOUS DAMAGE TO 09/29/21 08:09 09/28/21 23:00 221 EPSILON ZETA DRIVE, A-Active PROPERTY < $500.00 CLEMSON, SC 29631 P-21-0684 MALICIOUS INJURY TO REAL 09/29/21 08:07 09/29/21 07:50 301 CENTENNIAL BLVD, A-Active PROPERTY < $2000 CLEMSON, SC P-21-0683 PETIT LARCENY < $2000 09/28/21 22:29 09/27/21 12:00 121 PHI ST, CLEMSON, SC A-Active Page 3 of 97 Case Number Offenses Reported Date/Time Incident Start Date/Time Address Disposition P-21-0682 ALTERATION OF LICENSE/SALE 09/28/21 20:05 09/28/21 20:05 OLD GREENVILLE HWY, CA-Cleared by Arrest OF FICTITIOUS LICENSE CLEMSON, SC P-21-0681 PETIT LARCENY < $2000 09/28/21 16:22 09/28/21 16:22 OFF PERIMETER RD A-Active NEAR LIGHTSEY BRIDGE, CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0680 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 09/28/21 14:02 09/26/21 07:04 124 RAVENEL CENTER A-Active PLACE, SENECA, SC 29678 P-21-0679 DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION - 09/28/21 02:51 09/28/21 02:51 384 COLLEGE AVE, CA-Cleared by Arrest 1ST OFFENSE CLEMSON, SC 29631 P-21-0678 DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION - 09/27/21 18:26 09/27/21 18:20 BRYAN CIR, CLEMSON, CA-Cleared by Arrest 1ST OFFENSE SC 29634 P-21-0677 HIT AND RUN ACCIDENT WITH 09/27/21 15:10 09/22/21 15:00 OFF PERIMETER RD A-Active PROPERTY DAMAGE NEAR LIGHTSEY BRIDGE, CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0676 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 2ND 09/26/21 13:30 09/25/21 13:30 Y BEACH, CLEMSON A-Active DEGREE P-21-0675 DAMAGE TO PROPERTY 09/26/21 10:08 09/25/21 18:00 401 MORRISON DR, A-Active CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0674 ALCOHOL RELATED MEDICAL 09/26/21 02:57 09/26/21 02:57 114 COURT WAY, C-Administratively Closed TRANSPORT CLEMSON, SC P-21-0673 PURCHASE/POSSESSION OF 09/26/21 02:31 09/26/21 02:31 CHERRY RD / ENERGY CA-Cleared by Arrest BEER OR WINE BY PERSON DR, CLEMSON, SC 29634 UNDER 21 P-21-0672 PURCHASE/POSSESSION OF 09/25/21 22:50 09/25/21 22:50 127 NORTH CHERRY RD, CA-Cleared by Arrest BEER OR WINE BY PERSON CLEMSON, SC 29634 UNDER 21; FALSE REPRESENTATION OF AGE TO OBTAIN LIQUORS Page 4 of 97 Case Number Offenses Reported Date/Time Incident Start Date/Time Address Disposition P-21-0671 POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA - 09/25/21 22:45 09/25/21 22:45 218 BRYAN CIRCLE, CA-Cleared by Arrest 1ST OFFENSE; UNLAWFUL CLEMSON, SC 29634 POSSESSION SELL ADVERTISE ETC OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA P-21-0670 MALICIOUS INJURY TO 09/25/21 19:42 09/25/21 19:42 113 PHI ST, CLEMSON, SC A-Active PERSONAL PROPERTY < $2000 P-21-0669 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 09/25/21 14:31 09/23/21 20:00 210 THETA KAPPA ST, E-Exceptional Clearance (Victim Refused to Cooperate) CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0668 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 09/25/21 04:07 09/25/21 04:07 511 FORT HILL ST, C-Administratively Closed CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0667 SUICIDAL PERSON 09/25/21 02:29 09/25/21 02:29 210 THETA KAPPA ST, C-Administratively Closed CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0666 PURCHASE/POSSESSION OF 09/24/21 21:47 09/24/21 21:47 511 FORT HILL ST, CA-Cleared by Arrest BEER OR WINE BY PERSON CLEMSON, SC 29634 UNDER 21 P-21-0664 PURCHASE/POSSESSION OF 09/24/21 00:14 09/24/21 00:14 105A-411B MORRISON CA-Cleared by Arrest BEER OR WINE BY PERSON RD, CLEMSON, SC 29634 UNDER 21 P-21-0663 LARCENY/BREAKING INTO 09/23/21 22:54 09/23/21 17:00 260 BRYAN CIR, A-Active MOTOR VEHICLES OR TANKS CLEMSON, SC 29634 PUMPS WHERE FUEL LUBRICANTS STORED P-21-0662 PURCHASE/POSSESSION OF 09/23/21 22:35 09/23/21 22:34 299 THETA KAPPA ST, Warrant Pending BEER OR WINE BY PERSON CLEMSON, SC 29634 UNDER 21 P-21-0661 MALICIOUS INJURY TO REAL 09/23/21 22:06 09/23/21 22:06 511 FORT HILL ST, CA-Cleared by Arrest PROPERTY < $2000 CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0660 HIT AND RUN ACCIDENT WITH 09/23/21 16:26 09/23/21 16:26 C01 PARKING LOT Warrant Pending PROPERTY DAMAGE Page 5 of 97 Case Number Offenses Reported Date/Time Incident Start Date/Time Address Disposition P-21-0659 HIT AND RUN ACCIDENT WITH 09/23/21 14:00 09/23/21 14:00 240 MADREN CENTER DR, A-Active PROPERTY DAMAGE CLEMSON, SC P-21-0657 DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION - 09/22/21 23:54 09/22/21 23:54 HWY 76 CA-Cleared by Arrest 1ST OFFENSE P-21-0655 HAZING 09/22/21 16:02 09/13/21 20:00 110 ALPHA BETA CIRCLE, A-Active CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0654 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 09/22/21 08:28 09/22/21 08:28 110 N CHERRY RD, A-Active CLEMSON, SC P-21-0653 HARASSMENT/2ND DEGREE 09/20/21 13:21 09/15/21 08:00 720 MCMILLAN RD, C-Administratively Closed HARASSMENT CLEMSON, SC P-21-0652 PETIT LARCENY < $2000 09/19/21 17:53 09/19/21 17:53 511 FORT HILL ST, A-Active CLEMSON, SC 29634 P-21-0651 SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 09/19/21 14:54 09/19/21 14:54 117 CHI DR, CLEMSON, A-Active SC P-21-0650 HIT AND RUN ACCIDENT WITH 09/19/21 13:35 09/19/21 13:35 114 COURT WAY, A-Active PROPERTY DAMAGE CLEMSON, SC P-21-0649 MALICIOUS INJURY TO REAL 09/19/21 03:03 09/19/21 01:40 101 GANTT CIR, A-Active PROPERTY < $2000 CLEMSON, SC P-21-0648 MALICIOUS INJURY TO REAL 09/19/21 01:57 09/19/21 01:57 GRESSETTE HALL FKA CA-Cleared by Arrest PROPERTY < $2000 CORE CAMPUS A P-21-0647 POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA - 09/19/21 01:22 09/19/21 01:22 PERIMETER RD / C-2 CA-Cleared by Arrest 1ST OFFENSE; UNLAWFUL PARKING LOT POSSESSION SELL ADVERTISE ETC OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA P-21-0646 PUBLIC DISORDERLY 09/18/21 22:54 09/18/21 22:54 127 NORTH CHERRY RD, CA-Cleared by Arrest CONDUCT; UNLAWFUL USE OF CLEMSON, SC 29634 OR FRAUD APPLICATION FOR LICENSE - 1ST OFFENSE Page 6 of 97 Case Number Offenses Reported Date/Time Incident Start Date/Time Address Disposition P-21-0645 OPEN CONTAINER OF BEER OR 09/18/21 19:29 09/18/21 19:29 WILLIAMSON/ PERIMETER CA-Cleared by Arrest WINE; CHILD ENDANGERMENT ROAD, CLEMSON
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