Crime Reports

Student charged with possession, intent

At 1 a.m. Aug. 20, while performing a routine bicycle patrol, a Duke police officer detected an odor consistent with that of marijuana in the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity section. She entered the dorm and went to the room on the first floor where the smell was coming from. She entered the room, which was occupied by four students. Subsequent investigation led to the confiscation of 10 containers of various amounts of marijuana, ranging in prices of $50 and $100, two glass jars with marijuana residue, one pipe, a small aluminum foil containing opium and a pill bottle labeled "Dutch Ecstasy" containing a green leafy substance. The smoke detector in the room had been removed from the ceiling with the battery taken out.

Kevin Josh Neveloff was charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell and deliver, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of opium. He was placed under a $5,000 secured bond. The other three students in the room were not charged. Neveloff could not be reached for comment.

Car, man on bicycle collide

A Chapel Hill man riding a bicycle down Duke University Road toward N.C. 751 hit a car driven by a Duke student turning left from Towerview Drive onto Duke University Road Monday afternoon.

Sophomore Paul Jameson, the car's driver, told Durham police that he was obstructed by a Duke police car stationed at the entrance of Towerview Road and could not see the biker coming.

The man struck the rear driver's side of the vehicle, and flipped over the trunk. He was transported to Duke Hospital and later released.

Jameson was charged with failure to yield the right of way and declined further comment.

Vehicles entered

Two visitors reported that their cars had been broken into while parked in the Blue Zone parking lot over the weekend of July 31. One car had a $200 window broken out, but the other car showed no signs of forced entry. One victim had a Sony car stereo/CD player stolen and 100 CDs, valued at $1,750. The other had a Pioneer car stereo/CD player stolen and 60 CDs, valued at $1,150. There are no suspects.

Vehicles broken into

Between 6:30 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. Aug. 9, someone broke out the $168 rear passenger window of an employee's vehicle parked in the H lot, behind the Anderson Street bus stop and stole the $120 face plate from her CD player and $39 cellular phone earbuds. In addition, a Duke police officer discovered that nine more secured vehicles had been broken into while parked in the H parking lot near Anderson Street. The windows were broken out of two of the vehicles and apparently the locks were entered on seven. The following was stolen from the vehicles: a $250 Boss CD player; a $250 Sony CD player 82 CDs valued at $642; a $250 Sony CD player; a $50 wallet containing credit cards, drivers license and two Social Security Cards; a $300 Kenwood CD player; a $20 CD wallet; a $150 StarTac cellphone; $40 of miscellaneous clothes by McGregor in a blue-black gym bag; a $30 gray box containing a first aide kit; a $200 Pioneer CD player; a $300 Pioneer CD player; a $300 CD player; a $120 CD player; and a $70 pair Nike tennis shoes.

Locks broken

An employee reported that between 5 and 9:30 p.m. Aug. 15, someone broke into her office on the second floor of the Divinity School and forcefully entered her desk drawer, causing $300 in damage. The locks on several second floor office doors and handles sustained $900 in damage when someone attempted to enter them. Nothing has been reported stolen.

Exposed man reported

A visitor reported that around 4:15 p.m. Aug. 8, she was walking on the path behind the Chapel when she noticed a Latino male, approximately 30 years old, wearing a blue long sleeve shirt and blue pants--a "janitor type uniform"--standing near a trash can. As she approached, she noticed his pants were open with his penis exposed. Duke police responded to the scene, but could not find the man.