A student was arrested on weapons charges after he threatened other students with box cutters in Coronado Residence Hall, 822 E. Fifth St., on Sunday, reports stated.

The student said he felt threatened when three students, two of whom shared a common bedroom, were trying to push open his door. The student had entered the other students' room and pulled down a mattress and knocked over trash cans, reports stated.

The student said two of the three students pushing the door open, whom he said were friends, had embarrassed him earlier while speaking with some girls. His friends had told the girls some embarrassing stories about the student and he decided to retaliate, reports stated.

When the students entered their room and saw the overturned mattress and knocked over trash cans, they attempted to enter the student's room. The student thought they were going to come in and beat him up, reports stated.

The three students who were trying to push the door open said the student was holding the door closed. When they pushed it open, he was holding the box cutters in a threatening manner, reports stated.

When officers arrived, they found two 4-inch box cutters that the student said he used for a previous job. Police also saw instant messages on his computer screen that referred to getting rid of the box cutters, reports stated.

The student was charged with a weapons possession charge. The box cutters were placed into evidence.

A student called UAPD Wednesday after repeated threats from an ex-boyfriend, reports stated.

The woman was walking near the corner of North Mountain Avenue and East University Boulevard when the ex-boyfriend and his brother started yelling at her. According to reports, the ex-boyfriend told the woman, "Do something, 'cause I just want to sock you, bitch."

The woman said she and her boyfriend broke up on Sept. 27 at his apartment. While there, he pushed her and said he would "stomp her if (she) were a guy," reports stated.

The woman has had repeated contact with the ex-boyfriend. Whenever she sees him on campus, he yells at her, reports stated.

Police will discuss the matter with the ex-boyfriend.

A student called UAPD Thursday after his bicycle was stolen from the Modern Languages building, 1423 E. University Blvd., reports stated.

The student said he locked his green Cannondale mountain bike to a rack on the south side of the building at 8 a.m. When he returned at 2 p.m. later that day, the bike was missing. The bike was valued between $300 and $400, reports stated.

The student said he used a cable lock through both tires and the bike frame. Police have no suspects or witnesses.

A UA Waste Management employee called UAPD Thursday after a dumpster was stolen from the Yavapai Residence Hall, 1222 E. South Campus Drive, reports stated.

The employee last saw the yard-rolling trash gondola on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. When she looked again the next day at 8:30 a.m., it was gone, reports stated.

The dumpster is worth $350. Police have no suspects or witnesses.

A UA vehicle was stolen from a parking lot at 1845 E. Enke Drive, on Thursday, reports stated.

The GMC Sierra pick-up was last seen on Oct. 2 at noon. A UA employee notified UAPD that it was missing after he sent another employee to retrieve it, reports stated.

The Motor Vehicles Division had no record of the vehicle and UA Parking and Transportation Services had the vehicle registered as a golf cart, reports stated.

There are no suspects of witnesses.

Two car stereos were stolen from cars parked at a parking lot at 421 N. Cherry Ave. on Thursday, reports stated.

One student reported that the driver-side window of his Chevrolet Camaro had been pulled out slightly. The student said he thought the person had opened the window enough to allow the T-top to be opened, reports stated.

When the student opened the car, he saw that his Pioneer stereo had been taken out of the car.

While speaking with the student, the officer noticed that there was a Chevrolet pick-up with a broken passenger window. When he looked inside, he saw the stereo had also been stolen, reports stated.

The officer also noticed that there was dried blood on the seat and the seat belt. The owner of the car told the officer later that he had left the face off of his Pioneer stereo, reports stated.

The crimes were committed between 9 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. Police have no witnesses or suspects.

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.