1. Noise complaint in Hatch leads to six arrests

MU Police Department responded to a noise complaint at 8:35 p.m. Friday from the first floor of Hatch Hall.

“Upon arrival, officers heard loud music coming from room 108,” MUPD Capt. Scott Richardson said.

Officers entered the room and found six people with 18 cans of Natural Light beer, two bottles of Congress Vodka, a Four Loko, a beer funnel, two packages of rolling papers and a false Coca-Cola bottle containing a glass pipe.

Officers arrested Logan Jarus, Justin Wu, Cole Campbell and Nicholas Lynch, all 18, as well as Landon Reading and Nicholas Buss, both 19, on charges of minor in possession of alcohol.

2. Columbia man arrested after exposing genitals

Michael Lee Oldroyd, 24, was arrested on charges of resisting arrest and sexual misconduct after exposing his genitals to the public in the intersection of Ninth and Cherry streets at 11:13 p.m. Saturday. His pants were down at his ankles and his legs were raised in the air. Upon seeing the arresting sergeant, Oldroyd jumped up, pulled up his pants and ran. He was caught a couple blocks over and taken into custody.

3. Police catch man urinating on Pavilion at Dobbs

An MU Police Department officer on foot patrol at 12:37 a.m. Sunday near the south side of the Pavilion at Dobbs. Police caught Nathaniel Koerner, 18, urinating on the side of the building.

“(The officer) heard a male subject say ‘I’m just going to take a piss over here,’” MUPD Capt. Scott Richardson said.

Koerner also had a four-inch glass tube in his pocket. “It was believed to be a pipe,” Richardson said. “It had an odor of marijuana. He was given a warning.”

Koerner was arrested on a charge of public nuisance.

4. Greenhouse vandalized, suspect found with bloody hands

MU Police Department responded at 3:45 a.m. Sunday to a report of vandalism at the MU greenhouses behind Hatch Hall.

The suspect, later identified as Nicholas Golin, was reported walking south on East Campus Drive, near parking garage AV-14. Officers noticed Golin, 18, strongly smelled of alcohol and had glassy eyes.

“The subject was seen near the area with blood on his hands,” MUPD Capt. Scott Richardson said. “He was asked whether he was okay and how he got blood on his hands.”

The witness could not confirm for sure whether it was in fact Golin they saw vandalizing the greenhouses, but officers had enough evidence to arrest Golin on a charge of second degree property damage.

MUPD estimates approximately $100 worth of damage was done to the greenhouses.

**UPDATE:** Charges were dismissed.