Over $9,000 in property was stolen over the weekend from a UA student's vehicle in a lot near campus, reports stated.

The student told police he left his black Chevrolet Suburban in a parking lot at the Rincon Track, 501 S. Plumer Ave., Saturday, after he lost his keys on the track and couldn't get back into it. He left it in the lot, knowing the lot would be locked during the night, reports stated.

A UA facilities management employee called police after he spotted the vehicle in the lot Monday. The tires were missing, and the vehicle was being supported by a bunch of blocks, reports stated.

Also missing from the vehicle were four chrome 22-inch rims, a chrome grill, Infinity speakers, two amplifiers, a Panasonic CD/tape player and several CDs. The total value of the stolen property was estimated at $9,200, reports stated.

Police were able to obtain two sets of fingerprints from the vehicle, one set on the hood and another on the driver's side door.

Dispatch called a tow truck, which hauled the vehicle to the Chevrolet dealership, reports stated.

Four cymbals and a pair of Sony speakers were stolen from the Theatre Arts building, 1030 N. Park Ave., over the weekend, reports stated.

A UA employee told police the property was missing from the Balcony Laboratory Theatre. The employee also said people were working in the lab last week, and many students have keys to the room, reports stated.

The cymbals and the speakers were worth $592, reports stated.

Police have no suspects or witnesses.

A Tucson man was arrested after a security officer saw him attempting to steal a bicycle from a rack outside Coronado Residence Hall, 822 E. Fifth St., Monday, reports stated.

The officer saw the man walk around the rack and start to mess with the cable lock around a black Schwinn road-bike. The officer, who watched from across the street, said he saw the man jump on the lock and try to break it, reports stated.

A UAPD officer responded to the scene and stopped the man, who proceeded to give the officer false identification. The man told the officer he didn't have a bike and that he could only walk with a cane. He had a cane with him, reports stated.

The officer searched the man and discovered a pair of wire cutters in his rear pant pocket, reports stated. He found a wallet in the other rear pocket and a marijuana joint in his shirt pocket.

The teeth of the wire cutters matched the marks made in the cable lock, reports stated.

The man also had an outstanding warrant with the Tucson Police Department. He was cited on charges of attempting to steal a bicycle, false reporting to a police officer, and for the outstanding TPD warrant. He was taken to Pima County Jail.

UAPD officers responded to an apartment complex near campus after a resident reported smelling a faint odor of marijuana coming from an adjacent room, Monday, reports stated.

The resident led the responding officers into her own apartment so they could smell a vent that was connected to the apartment from which the smoke was coming. The officers then went to the door of the room and detected a faint odor of marijuana, reports stated.

The officers knocked on the door and asked to come in. The resident was hesitant and initially demanded a search warrant. But officers assured him they only wanted to talk, and he let them in, reports stated.

The resident asked if the officers came because of the smell, and they said they had. He then told them he had been burning incense and that they could look around if they wanted to, reports stated.

One of the officers found a baggie filled with a green, leafy substance on a shelf in the pantry. The baggie was hidden inside an empty six-pack of beer container, reports stated. There was also a pile of a loose, green and leafy substance in an empty beer container on a higher shelf.

The resident told police the substance wasn't his, and that he had no idea why it was there.

He was arrested and cited on charges of possessing narcotics.

A UCLA men's tennis team coach flagged down a police officer after discovering damage to the team's rental van, which was parked in the Main Gate Parking Garage, 815 E. Second St., Thursday, reports stated.

The coach did not leave any form of identification, and immediately left the scene after flagging down the officer, reports stated.

There was a 12-inch blue/green scuffmark on the driver-side rear panel, and an 11-by-13-inch blue/green scuffmark above that one, reports stated.

The officer left a UAPD business card with a report number on the vehicle.

Police Beat is compiled from official University of Arizona Police Department Records. For a complete list of UAPD activity, the daily resumŽ can be found at www.uapd.arizona.edu.