Assault with intent to do great bodily harm
University Hospital staff reported Jan. 6 that a patient threatened them while wielding a pen as a weapon. Officers responded and made contact with the patient. The case remains under investigation.
Assaults with a dangerous weapon
A staff member at C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital reported Jan. 9 that they were threatened by a patient with a butter knife. Officers responded and made contact with the patient. The case remains under investigation.
Officers responded Jan. 22 to a reported altercation between two construction workers at the D. Dan and Betty Kahn Health Care Pavilion. One worker reported being stabbed by another. The suspect was identified and taken into custody. The case remains under investigation.
Unlawfully driving away an automobile
A student reported Jan. 19 that their vehicle was stolen while parked in Lot NW-47. This case remains under investigation.
— Compiled by Kevin Crowley, Division of Public Safety and Security
Ann Arbor campus major crimes, by category, reported to U-M Police in January
Homicide
January — 0
Year-to-date total — 0
Sexual offenses
January — 0
Year-to-date total — 0
Robbery
January — 0
Year-to-date total — 0
Aggravated assault
January — 3
Year-to-date total — 3
Arson
January — 0
Year-to-date total — 0
Burglary
January — 0
Year-to-date total — 0
Motor vehicle theft
January — 1
Year-to-date total — 1
Ann Arbor cases reported to SAPAC in January
- Sexual assault — 9
- Intimate partner violence — 8
- Stalking — 6
- Sexual harassment — 9
- Gender-based harassment — 0
The Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Center supplies reports to inform the university community about incidents of sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking that are reported to SAPAC. SAPAC is a resource for survivors, their families and friends, U-M personnel (faculty, staff and U-M Police officials) and non-U-M personnel (e.g., high school counselors). The table reflects only the number of cases reported to SAPAC, and includes reporting by faculty, staff and students. The numbers do not necessarily reflect the number of incidents on campus, nor do they reflect the number of cases that occurred in a specific time frame. They also do not reflect the number of cases that may have been reported to police.
