By Laura Ingalls
Arizona Daily Wildcat
A male student reported a man who masturbated in front of him in a Modern Languages Building restroom Wednesday.
The victim told police he was washing ink off of his hands in a first floor restroom about 5:20 p.m. when he looked into a mirror and noticed a man staring at him.
When the victim turned around, he told police that he saw the man "jacking off." The man continued to masturbate for about 10 minutes until he ejaculated on the floor.
The victim told police he did not feel threatened by the suspect who appeared to be masturbating for his benefit.
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A 29-year-old man was arrested Wednesday near Interstate 10 and South Fourth Avenue after university police and border patrol agents found drug items in his pockets.
Police are seeking charges of possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia against George S. Skaggs, of the 200 block of East Benson Highway.
A plastic bag containing a green, leafy substance, a pipe, a package of rolling papers and other drug items were found on Skaggs about 9:45 a.m. after Border Patrol agents arrested him.
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A woman and her poodle suffered minor injuries when they were struck by a bicyclist Aug. 24 near Sancet Field.
The woman had minor scrapes and the poodle suffered a cut on the nose from the 7 a.m. accident. The woman did not report the incident to university police until Sept. 14.
The victim told police she was walking her dog along a sidewalk east of the field when she stopped to talk to a groundskeeper. She and her dog were then knocked to the ground from behind by a bicyclist.
The male bicyclist reportedly struck the leash the woman was holding.
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A $1,250 mountain bicycle was stolen Wednesday from a bicycle rack east of Gallagher Theatre.
The owner said he locked his black Diamondback bicycle to a bicycle rack with a U-lock about 3 p.m. The bicycle was gone when he returned at 5 p.m.
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Someone stole a fanny pack and its contents from an unlocked state truck parked Wednesday in a loading dock near Bio Sciences West.
A wallet, credit cards and a set of keys were among the items stolen. There was no value given for the items.
The owner of the fanny pack told police he left the truck unlocked with the windows down about 9 a.m. to make deliveries in the building. When he returned at 10:15 a.m., the fanny pack was gone.
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Police Beat is compiled from official University of Arizona Police Department reports.