A female employee in the animal care center at 1501 N. Campbell Ave. had an argument with a male employee Monday, reports stated.

The argument occurred when the woman started questioning the man about an issue involving one of the animals. The woman said that the man became very disruptive, yelling profanities, and questioning the female employee's skills and training, reports stated.

The woman said that she and the man had gotten in arguments in the past but that threats had never been made. The man did not make any threats this time either, reports stated.

The man was sent home for the remainder of his shift.

A resident assistant notified police of intentional damage that was done to a CatCard machine Monday, which was attached to a washer in a laundry room at Coronado dorm, reports stated.

The box was intact, but it did have multiple scratches and a dent in it, which rendered the machine inoperable. The responding police officer said the damage appeared to be from someone who had a CatCard stuck in it and was trying to pull it out, reports stated.

The police have no suspects.

A UA student had an $800 camcorder stolen on the north side of the Education building at 1430 E. Second St. on Monday, reports stated.

The man left the camcorder unattended for 10 minutes and when he returned it was gone. There were no witnesses to the crime and police have no suspects, reports stated.

A UA female student received a series of harassing phone calls on Monday and Tuesday in Sierra Hall, 1557 E. Sixth St., reports stated.

The woman received the first call on Sunday at 9:27 p.m. The woman described the caller as having a deep male voice. He asked the woman, by name, if she was alone and said that he was going to come and visit her. The woman then hung up the phone, reports stated.

The phone rang again, but this time the caller hung up before he even said a word.

The woman was able to trace the call, using caller-ID, to a friend's cell phone. The woman then contacted her friend and he informed her that he had his phone stolen from his room 10 minutes earlier, reports stated.

The third call came on Monday. This time the caller said, "I can see you, but you can't see me." He then told the woman that he was going to leave the phone in the lounge of the dorm. The woman went to the lounge and was able to find the phone, reports stated.

The woman said she would contact police if she got any more obscene calls, reports stated.

A UA police officer found a bag of white pills in the back seat of his cruiser Monday, reports stated.

The officer discovered the pills when he was fueling his vehicle and went in the backseat to fix a seatbelt. It was then that he saw a small pile of powder on the floorboard behind the driver seat, reports stated.

After closer inspection the officer was able to remove a bag of 77 white pills that were stuck under the kickplate. It appeared that someone had attempted to hide them there, reports stated.

The pills were taken to the UAPD station and filed as evidence.

A Tucson man was arrested for aggressive driving and exhibition of speed on Sunday at 5:35 p.m., reports stated.

An off-duty UA officer was driving in his personal car on North First Avenue, when he observed a tan/gold GMC truck pass him at a high rate of speed. The officer proceeded to follow the truck while it continued southbound on North First Avenue, changing lanes without any signals and nearly hitting several other cars, reports stated.

The officer was able to determine that there were three people in the car, a Hispanic male, a younger Hispanic woman, and a small child. The truck was driving at speeds in excess of 60 mph, at one point passing vehicles by crossing over into oncoming traffic, reports stated.

The officer contacted the Tucson Police Department by dialing 911 to inform them of the driver. TPD said that they had no units available at the moment. At this point the officer hung up the phone and continued to follow the truck, turning on East Grant Road and then turning south onto North Stone Avenue, reports stated.

The vehicle continued to make unsafe lane changes, the driver was honking his horn and tailgating, and nearly struck two vehicles and two pedestrians that were attempting to get into their cars. At that moment the officer observed that the small child had turned around and did not appear to be buckled into his seat. It was then that he decided to initiate a traffic stop, reports stated.

The officer pulled up to the passenger side of the truck and stuck his badge out the window, yelling for the driver to pull his vehicle over. The driver pulled over at North Stone Avenue and East 14th Street. The officer told UAPD dispatch to send a cruiser to that location, reports stated.

The officer asked the man why he had been driving so carelessly and the man said, "I don't know." The officer then asked the man if he was in an emergency and the man said he wasn't, reports stated. The man was arrested and taken to the Pima County jail.