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Shack said she worries about her four young children. “At the same time I teach them to stay away from certain people, bad crowds, so they know better than that,” she said. But she tries not to worry too much. Nothing bad has happened to her on Reed Street. “I feel it’s much better," she said, “for me to stay in the house than come and communicate with anybody else.” wall 39 Counting cate nae 41 Jacuzzi 42 Lying prostrate 44 Sprained joints 45 Supported 47 Valiant 48 Kernvt, tor ter of attention 30 Amazes 31 Useful 32 Dog-_: like the page* of a well-read book 33 Songs lor two 35 Actor Nicolas 38 Thin, Dal wood covering a NEWS CRIME NOTEBOOK Student bites officer A University student now faces a slew of charg es after biting, running from and singing with police. Jasmyn Felice Jones, 21, was arrested and charged with battery, possession of marijuana, DUI, obstruction, hit and run, failure to obey traffic signs, driving on a sus pended license and reck less driving at the inter section of River Road and East Village Surface Road on Thursday at 10:06 p.m. Jones’ bizarre interac tion with police began when officers responded to a car accident near the Ramsey Center, accord ing to a University Police report. Upon arrival, the arresting officer saw Jones waving her arms in the air while she screamed, “I was the driver, I was the driver,” according to the report. When the officer tried to conduct field sobriety tests, Jones reportedly became argumentative and was subsequently placed under arrest for DUI drugs. The passenger in Jones’ vehicle reportedly told police Jones was smoking marijuana in the vehicle while parked in the East Village Surface Lot, according to the report. As the officers con ducted their investiga tion, Jones, who had been seat-belted into the back of the police cruiser, was able to remove the seat belt and climb to the front of the car. She then attempted to Jump from the car and run from police. Officers caught her and placed her on the ground, according to the report. While she was being restrained, the report states Jones bit an officer on the wrist, leaving red marks. After being placed into the back of a different patrol car, Jones became “agitated by the fluores cent yellow traffic vests with police on them and stated that officers wear ing the vests were not the .gw*' Day one one 49 ‘Othello' vil lain 50 African river 52 Consumer 53 Part of TLC 54 Call meat 55 At ; relaxed 59 Greek latter € 2010 Cm* t toff* UP In* A to** rPm to me qtobai wprtuOon of mamom *nm% ot Ernst A to** Got* W mat ot erteft b * sepvatv *g* #**ty. Em* t to** UP fe • <m* w*r **m tocM K tft* US. ONLINE Police Documents police,” according to the report. In an attempt to calm her down, officers then began singing the hymn “Our Ood Is an Awesome Ood” with Jones. EMS then arrived on the scene and made the decision to transport Jones for evaluation. In a search of Jones’ vehicle, the arresting offi cer reported discovering a suspected marijuana cigarette which tested positive for THC in Jones’ ash tray. Cocaine found on underage drinker While you're running from police, you might want to consider empty ing your pockets of any thing that could get you in an even more troubling situation. University student Benjamin Walker Hampton, 20, was arrest ed and charged with pos session of cocaine, under age possession of alcohol and obstruction on Oconee Street on Saturday at 4:46 a.m. According to the Athens-Clarke County Police report, Hampton was arrested after officers responded to a fight. A couple of people involved in the fight were believed to have run toward Null's Space. When the arresting officer investigated that area, he saw a male run toward Steeplechase con dominiums, according to the report. Nearby University police then helped appre hend Hampton behind the apartments. Hampton, who report edly smelled of alcohol, then told police he had run because he was on probation and was afraid of getting in trouble for drinking, according to the report. When he was searched, officers found a “bag of a white powder that [the arresting officer] suspect ed was cocaine in his right pocket,” according and there's no telling what you can achieve New challenges. Global Insight. Opportunities to grow. An internship at Ernst & Young offers you all this and more. From day one. you'll be part of an inclusive environment that welcomes your point of view and supports whatever you bring to the table. We're looking for future leaders, so this is your chance to show us what you've got. What's next for your future? Text EYEDGE to 58592 to learn more about our people, culture and opportunities. Ml Ersst&Young Quality In Everything We Do to the report. The substance later tested positive for cocaine. Although he told police he could not argue that he was in possession of it, Hampton said a “guy gave him money to buy a drink and he sus pects the cocaine was in with the money,” accord ing to the report. Student robbed near dorms A University student fell victim to an armed robbery on Baxter Street on Saturday at 2:30 am. According to a University Police report, the student told police an, unidentified male “came up behind him with a weapon and demanded all his cash” near the intersection of Lumpkin and Baxter streets. The victim said the assailant took $5 and a pack of cigarettes. The victim was not injured during the attack. Workers overcharge for drinks in Sanford Stadium Students have been ripped off by $4 bottles of water in Sanford Stadium for years. But when three employees raised the prices a little too high, things turned criminal. According to a University Police report, a warehouse manager for ARAMARK told police customers had com plained about ARAMARK employees overcharging for the drinks that they were selling in Sanford Stadium. After checking their money totals, the manag er determined three employees had over charged for the products. The employees were terminated on the scene, escorted from the stadi um and barred from all University property for six months. The report also states ARAMARK reimbursed the customers for the drinks. —Compiled by Jacob Demmitl univcrsum TOP 100 IDEAL EMPLOYER jo inw-vr tuitvEY