Chapel Hill Police reports: March 31 — April 1
A roundup of crime logs in Chapel Hill from March 31 to April 1.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Stabbing reported at Southpoint
The officer was stabbed while confronting two females for shoplifting in Macy’s department store. The suspects have not been apprehended.
A UNC Police officer has been accused of lying under oath in a Silent Sam arrest case
The motion to dismiss Pulawski’s charges also includes a request that either Bostelman be sanctioned for false testimony under oath or that the case be referred to the District Attorney’s office for a perjury investigation.
Here's what you missed at Wednesday's Chancellor Advisory Committee meeting
The Chancellor’s Advisory Committee met Wednesday to discuss new initiatives regarding public safety and the advancement of the University’s position as a leading global public research university, as well as discussing selections for a new interim faculty chairperson.
Chapel Hill Police reports: March 21 - 23
Here's your update on the Chapel Hill crime logs.
Confederate group brings guns to campus; no arrests made
On Saturday, a confederate group showed up to UNC's main campus near Silent Sam's former location in McCorkle Place. The group was joined by members armed with guns and knives who stood near Memorial Hall. UNC Police responded to the group's presence on campus, but made no arrest at the sight of the armed members.
Local fire departments team up with Chapel Hill-Carrboro Meals on Wheels
Chapel Hill and Carrboro firefighters will be visiting the homes of Meals on Wheels recipients to complete safety checks of smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors.
Chapel Hill Police reports: Feb. 28 - March 3
Check out the Chapel Hill Police report roundup from Feb. 28 - March 3.
Chapel Hill Police take to social media to keep you informed
A study found that 91 percent of police agencies nationwide use social media to keep the public updated about concerns, and the Chapel Hill Police Department and UNC Police are both getting in on this trend.
Five Pi Lambda Phi members charged with fire alarm tampering
The Chapel Hill Fire Department announced at 9:15 this morning that it charged five members of UNC's Pi Lambda Phi fraternity last week for tampering with smoke alarms in the fraternity house.
Chapel Hill Police Reports: Feb. 16 - Feb. 19
Your update on the Chapel Hill crime logs.
Firefighters still don't know what caused the fire near Southern Village
There was residential structure fire near Southern Village on Sunday. The fire was put out before 4 p.m. and was mostly confined to the attic of the house.
Murdered child in 20-year-long Orange County cold case has been identified
“This has been a massive team effort, with hundreds of men and women involved. I hate the circumstances that led us to this point, but I can seek closure for Bobby and that’s very rewarding.”
CHCCS elementary schools don't have school resource officers, but might get them soon
A special committee made more than 30 recommendations on how to made N.C. public schools safer, which includes special address to active shooter threats.
Chapel Hill Police Reports: Feb. 7 - Feb. 10
Here's an update on the crime logs of Chapel Hill:
Chapel Hill Police Reports: Jan. 31 - Feb. 4
A roundup of police reports from Jan. 31 - Feb. 4.
Chapel Hill Chief of Police looks back on changes during his career
“Ultimately, officers take an oath to defend the Constitution, to help people’s voices be heard, even when those chants are directed at us. I am very proud of how our officers responded. Very proud.”
Police investigating report of indecent exposure near Paul Green Theater Drive
Police are investigating a report that a male individual approached a female UNC student and exposed himself to her, according to an Alert Carolina email.
Chapel Hill's getting a new bike-friendly bus line, and cyclists are pumped for it
Chapel Hill Transit held a public meeting Tuesday to provide an update on the North-South Bus Rapid Transit plan. The BRT will be 8.2 miles long starting on Eubanks Road and ending in Southern Village.
Four months later, here's how North Carolina is doing after Florence
The Federal Emergency Management Agency, North Carolina Department of Public Safety and nonprofits are still working to help survivors recover from the damage the hurricane caused.
