Monday, February 23. 1998
The University Daily Kansan
Section A·Page 7
Crime Report
Ellsworth resident attacked by two men
A University of Kansas student was attacked by two unidentified males in the parking lot west of Ellsworth Hall just before 1 a.m. Thursday, KU police said.
The student, an Ellsworth Hall resident, suffered minor injuries.
resident, suffered minor injuries. The student had gone to retrieve something from his car. He told police that the suspects grabbed him and threw him to the ground. The suspects struck the student several times.
The student did not know the attackers, and nothing was taken from him. Police are still investigating what might have prompted the attack.
500-pound bin falls on Lawrence resident
A Lawrence resident was
injured at 9:05 a.m. Thursday when a bin landed on his legs on the north side of Memorial Stadium. KU police said.
Michael T. Mihalchik, an employee of Huxtable Associates, Inc., was transported to Lawrence Memorial Hospital where he was treated for his injuries. Mihalchik told police he had pain in his legs and right hip.
A witness told police she was helping Mihalchik deliver a large material bin weighing about 500 pounds. The bin fell backward and landed on Mihalchik while they were lowering it from a truck bed.
False report of permit filled out by suspect
University of Kansas police suspect a person of filing a false report regarding a stolen parking permit.
The police are sending information to the District Attorney's office for review
and to determine charges.
The suspect reported a parking permit stolen between Sept. 29 and Jan. 29, KU police said.
The parking department discovered the permit in another vehicle.
KU police Sgt. Chris Keary said police determined that the suspect gave the permit to a friend and reported it as stolen.
Officer accidentally discharges shotgun
A shotgun accidentally dis
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police officer was checking it shortly after 4 p.m. Feb. 10 behind Carruth-O'Leary Hall in Lot 1, KU police said.
KU police Sgt. Chris Keary said the shotgun was stored in the trunk of a police vehicle and the officer was checking his equipment as part of regular behavior.
The shotgun discharged straight up in the air and the pellets may have landed in Lot 50, east of Joseph R. Pearson Hall, Keary said.
Keary said the incident was investigated as a personnel matter.
Police notified owners of vehicles that may have been struck by the pellets. Keary said that the pellets were small and that they could not have caused much damage.
None of the owners have reported damage to their vehicles as a result of the incident.
Employees in the payroll office, located in the basement of Carruth-O'Leary, said that they remembered hearing a noise but that they thought it was a car backfiring.
Lot 1 is reserved for blue-permit holders and Lot 50 is a yellow-permit zone.
Douglas County Bank robbed by two men
Douglas County Bank, 71
W. 23rd St., was robbed at!
—Briefs by Laura Roddy
p.m. Thursday,
and the two
susp e c t s
remain at
larg e,
Lawrence
police said.
Sgt. Susan Hadl said the suspects were white males, one 5 feet 10 inches tall and the other 6 feet tall. They entered the bank wearing green ski masks, jumped over the counter and took cash and coins.
"The suspects went over the counter and basically took action themselves," Hadl said. "They said they had a weapon, but none was displayed."
The suspects put the money in a red Nike bag and fled in a stolen 1982 Ford F-150. The pickup was taken from the 2900 block of West Sixth Street.
Witnesses followed the truck from the bank to the Malls Olde English Village, 2411 Louisiana St. Police found the stolen pickup in the parking lot.
One witness said the suspects ran inside one of the Village's apartment buildings. Police searched that building and questioned several men fitting the suspects' descriptions but could not find the robbers.
Later, another witness said the suspects got out of the pickup, then got into a dark blue Oldsmobile Cutlass and drove away. Hadl said the Cutlass had a landau top, which is a cloth-covered metal roof.
Thursday's heist brings the 1998 total for armed robberies in Lawrence to 14. Hadi said it was the first bank robbery since June 1997.
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