Sexual assaults reported at University Hospital
On June 9, a patient reported that a patient sitter inappropriately touched her while sleeping. After further investigation this case was unfounded.
On June 23, a staff member reported that on May 24 a co-worker touched her inappropriately. This case was submitted to the Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office and charges were denied due to an inability to prove elements of a criminal offense beyond a reasonable doubt.
Burglary reported at a residence hall
Between June 5 and 6 a window was found broken at the Baits I residence hall. Empty cans were found left behind. There are no suspects, and this case is closed.
Motor vehicle theft reported from parking structure
A 2006 Silver Chevy Silverado was stolen from the north side of the P4 parking structure at 1535 E. Hospital Driveon June 4 between noon and 4:15 p.m. Broken glass was found on the scene. This case is closed due to a lack of leads.
Moped thefts reported from parking lot
A gray Yamaha moped was stolen from the parking lot SC20 at 1000 State St. sometime between June 5 and 6. This case is closed due to a lack of leads.
A green Yamaha moped was also stolen from the same lot sometime between May 20 and June 13. This case is closed due to a lack of leads.
— Melissa Overton, Division of Public Safety and Security
Ann Arbor campus major crimes, by category,
reported to U-M Police in June
Homicide
June — 0
Year-to-date total — 0
Sexual offenses
June — 2
Year-to-date total — 10
Robbery
June — 0
Year-to-date total — 1
Aggravated assault
June — 0
Year-to-date total — 4
Arson
June — 0
Year-to-date total — 0
Burglary
June — 1
Year-to-date total — 3
Motor vehicle theft
June — 3
Year-to-date total — 5
Ann Arbor cases reported to SAPAC in June
- Sexual assault — 12
- Intimate partner violence — 4
- Stalking — 4
- Sexual harassment — 4
- 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.
