SBU Crime Watch: Oct. 31 – Nov. 4

Mariam Guirgis, Assistant News Editor

November 7, 2023

A map of Stony Brook University marked with the locations of crimes that occurred on campus from Tuesday, Oct. 31 to Saturday Nov. 4. *ILLUSTRATED BY BRITTNEY DIETZ/THE STATESMAN*

All reports are taken directly from the University Police Department and cannot be independently verified by The Statesman.

On Tuesday, Oct. 31, there was a report of a patient damaging a clock in the Stony Brook University Hospital. The case was closed after the victim refused to cooperate.

On Wednesday, Nov. 1, there was a report of money missing from a wallet in the Tubman Hall parking lot. The case was closed by investigation.

On Wednesday, Nov. 1, there was a report of unwanted phone calls and text messages in the Stony Brook University Hospital Pavilion (Bed Tower/Children’s Hospital). The case was closed by investigation.

On Thursday, Nov. 2, there was a report of a social media money scam in Greeley Hall. The case is still open.

On Thursday, Nov. 2, online scamming was reported in Chinn Hall. The case was closed by investigation.

On Thursday, Nov. 2, there was a report of a PayPal scam in Stimson Hall. The case is still open.

On Friday, Nov. 3, there was a report of a business flier posted without permission in the Stony Brook Union. The case was closed by investigation.

On Saturday, Nov. 4, there was a report of money missing from a wallet in Dutchess Hall. The case is still open.

On Saturday, Nov. 4, a Stony Brook University Hospital visitor was arrested for disorderly conduct.

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About the Contributor

Mariam Guirgis, Assistant News Editor

Mariam is an Assistant News Editor at the Statesman and contributes to the international section of the Stony Brook Media Group. She is a third-year senior double majoring in journalism and political science. Mariam received an award for "2024 Best College Newspaper Reporter" from Press Club of Long Island over the summer for her work in The Statesman. She also writes articles for local newspapers on Long Island through Stony Brook's Working the Newsroom class. Outside of journalism, she is deeply involved with her Church community, applying to law schools, loves hanging out with friends, sleeping and feeding her caffeine addiction.