Police Beat

According to university police reports, about 15 women dressed in black "raided" the fraternity house about 11:45 p.m. in an attempt to take the fraternity's composite photos. The women were reportedly part of Sigma Kappa sorority's pledge class, police reports stated.

While the women "raided" the house, they sprayed shaving cream and other items throughout the house.

The male student was standing outside the fraternity during the "raid" when one of the women "intentionally" struck him in the head with a can of shaving cream, police reports stated.

The Tucson Fire Department and paramedics responded to make sure the student was all right.

The student told police he could not identify the woman who struck him. He told police he was OK and did not want to press charges.

A male student was assaulted Friday by three unknown men in Lot 6091 south of Apache-Santa Cruz Residence Hall, 1420 E. Fifth St.

According to university police reports, police responded about 4 a.m. to the University Medical Center's emergency room after a nurse called to report the student arrived with facial bruises, bruised ribs and blood running from his mouth and nose.

The student told police he was in the parking lot when three "college-aged" men approached him and beat him up for no reason. He told police he could not identify the men and did not want to press charges.

Three Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity members reported that three men threw eggs at a fellow fraternity member and the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house, 1340 E. First St.

University police responded to Yuma Residence Hall, 1107 E. North Campus Drive, at 3:19 a.m. to a report of three men trying to get inside the hall.

When police arrived, the three fraternity members told police that three men had egged their house and a fellow fraternity member. The three fraternity members told police they chased the three men inside the residence hall.

According to police reports, police checked the residence hall for the three men but did not find them.

The fraternity member who was egged told police he received spray from an egg that was thrown from the southeast side of the fraternity house. He also told police he was willing to press charges if the men were found.

Police went to the fraternity and saw egg droppings and three egg shells on the house's south wall and the ground, police reports stated.

A Tucson man found sleeping in the Arizona Health Sciences Center Library, 1501 N. Campbell Ave., was arrested Saturday on a charge of second degree criminal trespassing.

A security officer found the man, Albert C. Epstein, 50, of the 600 block of East Seneca Street, asleep on the library's third floor.

When university police arrived, the officers recognized Epstein as a man who had been warned before for sleeping in the library, police reports stated.

Epstein awoke when police approached and told police he had been studying. The man gave police a student identification card and said he had arrived about 3:30 a.m. after being on campus all day, reports stated.

Later, Epstein told police he was not a student, but still attended lectures and colloquia in classrooms and at the DuVal Auditorium in the University Medical Center, police reports stated.

Police arrested Epstein and transported him to Pretrial Services, where he was refused. He was booked into Pima County Jail.

A Tucson man was arrested Thursday on a charge of criminal trespassing in McClelland Hall, 1130 E. Helen St.

According to university police reports, police found a man, Edwin Campbell, of the 200 block of South Stone Avenue, in the third-floor men's room washing up.

Police recognized Campbell as having been previously warned of trespassing in other university buildings, police reports stated.

Police arrested Campbell and released him after he signed a promise to appear in court.

Police Beat is compiled from official University of Arizona Police Department reports.