**1. Underage drinker tries dumping cup, running**

MU police officers arrested Matthew Norris, 20, at 12:24 a.m. Friday after they saw a group of people who appeared to be drinking alcohol walking near the intersection of Sixth Street and Conley Avenue.

“The individuals were going down the street carrying cups labeled ‘Bengals Bar and Grill,’” MU Police Department Capt. Brian Weimer said.

When officers tried checking the cups, Norris resisted.

“He poured out his drink and took off running southbound, and officers caught him,” Weimer said.

After police took Norris into custody, they found a fake ID on the suspect.

Norris was arrested on suspicion of minor in possession of intoxicants, resisting arrest and possession of false identification.

**2. Two students consent to search after officers smelled marijuana, heard glass bottles clinking**

Staff in Excellence Hall called MU Police at 11:51 p.m. Friday after they smelled marijuana coming from one of the rooms.

Officers arrived to find Zachary Wilson and Wesley Whitford in a room with an open door. Officers also heard glass bottles clinking inside.

“The individuals gave their consent to search,” Weimer said. “Gin was located in the room during the search.”

Whitford and Wilson, both 19, were arrested on charges of minor in possession of alcohol. Wilson was also charged with possession of drug paraphernalia.

**3. Suspect tries hiding behind desk**

An MU police officer on foot patrol at 3:45 a.m. Friday noticed a suspicious individual, later identified as Haris Fazlic, hanging around in front of Hawthorn Hall.

“He noticed a different officer go by and he went back into the building and hid near the front desk,” Weimer said.

Officers approached Fazlic and searched him.

“In his backpack officers found a partially-filled bottle of UV Blue Vodka and a full can of Four Loko,” Weimer said.

Officers also found marijuana and drug paraphernalia.

Fazlic, 18, was arrested on suspicion of possession of alcohol by a minor, marijuana possession and possession of drug paraphernalia.

**4. Officers investigate shattered back door at Field House**

Thomas S. Vollmer, 18, was arrested at 3:52 p.m. Saturday after police were dispatched to Field House Bar at 1107 E. Broadway in response to a reported burglary in progress.

When they arrived at the scene, the north back door was shattered, according to a Columbia Police Department report. When officers spoke to the manager, he told them a male subject was inside. Police entered the building and saw Vollmer sitting in a chair in the hallway.

Officers arrested him and noticed the smelled of alcohol. They found he had an altered out-of-state ID on his person. He was charged with purchase or possession of intoxicating liquor, first-degree property damage, alteration of identification and first-degree trespassing.

**5. Man harasses police, tells them to leave friends alone**

Ryan Arthur Dudley, 20, was arrested Sunday morning after he continuously harassed police officers on two calls to the 400 block of Foxfire Drive.

On the first call at 1:42 a.m. officers responded to a liquor call and were advised of a party with underage drinking, according to a Columbia Police Department report.

When the residence was checked, no violation was found, but as officers were leaving the premises, Dudley began to question officers about their presence. He was intoxicated and did not live nearby, so officers would not answer his questions. They left the block, but were called back at 2:28 a.m.

Upon arrival, Dudley was still there and continued to ask officers why they were there. Dudley tried telling the officers to leave, and they explained they were called for a peace disturbance and that he needed to leave the area, since he did not live there.

Dudley again approached police and told the officer to leave his friends alone. He was instructed another time to leave the area. He refused and police arrested him on suspicion of obstruction of a government operation.