A 1985 Ford that was blocking the street on the corner of North Park Avenue and East Second Street Tuesday afternoon was discovered to have been previously reported stolen, reports stated.

When police arrived they noticed the Ford was unlocked with no keys in it. The driver's side window was also rolled down.

When police searched the Ford they found a "for sale" sign that listed the car as being $600. The sign had a phone number on it, reports stated.

Police looked up the license plate number on the Ford. Police were unable to contact the owner.

The Ford was then towed.

Tucson Police Department called UAPD later that day and told them someone had reported the Ford stolen.

Police were unable to find an owner to pick up the Ford, reports stated.

A glass crack pipe was found Tuesday night in a room at the Apache Santa Cruz Residence Hall, reports stated.

When police arrived a student told them she and her friend had found the pipe. The student said they were in her room when she and her friend accidentally knocked over a pink case on the desk.

The student said a blue bag fell out of the case. The blue bag had a glass pipe in it, reports stated.

The student said she had then put the pipe back into the case.

The student said she used to be an Emergency Medical Technician and was familiar with drug paraphernalia.

The student's friend told police she had worked as a "police explorer" and also knew what drug paraphernalia looked like.

Both students told police the pipe had looked like a crack pipe.

When the student's roommate came back to the room police asked her about the pipe.

The student told police the pipe wasn't hers and belonged to her friend.

The student told police they could search the room. Police didn't find anything else, reports stated.

Police contacted the roommate's friend who admitted the pipe was his.

The roommate's friend was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.

Police told the roommate not to keep pipes in her room, reports stated.

The driver side door of a student's car was damaged sometime between Monday and Tuesday while the student's car was parked at Skyview Apartments, 1050 E. Eighth St., reports stated.

When police arrived the student told them he had parked his car around 10 p.m. on Monday, and when he returned around 11 a.m. Tuesday, he noticed a dent in his car.

Police noticed several scratches on the driver side door along with a dent that was seven inches long.

The student noticed the car parked next to his car had scratches on its front passenger side bumper. The student left a note asking the driver of the car to call him.

The owner of the car then met the student in the parking lot.

The owner of the car told police the scratch had been on her car since she bought it.

Police told the student there was not enough evidence to prove that the owner of the car had been the one who damaged his car, reports stated.

A Platinum MasterCard was found Tuesday morning in the Tyndall garage, 880 E. Fourth St., reports stated.

Police placed the card into property for safekeeping, reports stated.

A student lost his Verizon flip phone Tuesday night while at the Hillenbrand pool, 1824 E. Enke Drive, reports stated.

The student told police he had lost the phone while at practice.

The student said he would call Verizon to report the phone lost, reports stated.

The driver's side window of a student's blue Chevy Cavalier was shattered sometime between Saturday and Sunday while the Chevy was parked in a Zone 1 lot, 1224 N. Martin Ave., reports stated.

When police arrived the student told them he had parked his car around 7:30 p.m. Saturday. The student said when he returned around 8 a.m. the next day he noticed the broken window.

The student said nothing had been stolen from the car.

Police have no suspects or witnesses, reports stated.

Someone who found a wallet turned it into police Sunday night, reports stated.

The wallet had two driver's licenses and credit cards in it.

Police were unable to contact the owner of either driver's license.

The wallet was put into safekeeping, reports stated.

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