ASU police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
An 18-year-old male ASU student was arrested Saturday morning on the south side of the Physical Education East building on charges of threatening and intimidating.
Police responded to a call that a group of six to eight men reportedly threw eggs, water balloons, cups of yogurt, metal signs and rocks at people building a float for the homecoming parade. The incident allegedly took place near the Business Administration building.
Six students near the Physical Education building were approached by police about the complaint, but they denied throwing anything at the float, police reported.
The witnesses allegedly only identified one of the six students as having thrown objects at the float.
A witness said the student held up a rock as if he was going to throw it several times and said he was afraid for his safety, police reported.
The student claimed he was only holding a rock, and continued to hold it, because the witness followed him and his friends, police reported.
The ASU Police Investigations Division is reviewing the police report to determine if it should be sent to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office, police reported.
Tempe police reported the following incidents Tuesday:
A 24-year-old Tempe woman was arrested Monday evening on the 5200 block of South Hardy Drive on charges of criminal damage and disorderly conduct.
During an argument, the woman allegedly threw a large rock through her sister's bedroom window.
"If I go to jail, I will come back and get you," she reportedly said. "You better sleep with one eye open."
A 42-year-old Tempe woman was arrested Monday evening on the 200 block of West Southern Avenue on charges of obstructing a highway.
The woman allegedly crossed Southern Avenue causing a vehicle to come to a complete stop.
On Oct. 19, she reportedly received a citation for the same violation by purposely crossing the road without regard for traffic.
She was transported to Tempe City Jail.
A 39-year-old transient woman was arrested Monday afternoon on the corner of Washington Street and Priest Drive on charges of disorderly conduct.
The woman reportedly got into a physical fight with another passenger inside a Metro Valley bus while it was in motion.
The bus driver had to pull the bus over due to the fighting and serious disruptive behavior, police reported.
The bus allegedly was stopped for 20 minutes due to the fight and the bus driver said the bus was put 10 minutes behind schedule.
Reports compiled by Jeff Mitchell. Reach the reporter at: jeffrey.mitchell@asu.edu.
